Confined Space Entry

Did you know that almost 100 workers are killed every year while working within confined spaces? Paying attention to the restrictions and regulations set by OSHA can help your employees avoid becoming a statistic.

This training demonstrates what spaces are defined as a confined space, what they are designed for and the standard work practices to use when working with a confined space. Employees learn about the risks associated with working within a confined space. The course demonstrates how to avoid hazards such as hazardous atmospheres with too little or too much oxygen, to layouts that create tight areas or contain liquids or materials that cause suffocation.

This course also helps stress the importance of informing employees about confined spaces to prevent accidents and injuries. It also covers the importance of developing and implementing an entry team when working in a confined space. This courses helps provide employee with the knowledge needed to ensure their overall safety when working in a confined space.

   This course is in the Video On Demand format, to read about Video On Demand features click here.

Construction workers or anyone else working in confined spaces

• Introduction
• Reducing Risk With A Permit Space Program
• The Entry Permit
• Testing for Hazardous Atmospheres
• Making a Space as Safe as Possible
• The Step-by-Step Approach to Safe Entry
• Attendants and Evacuation
• Some Special Situations
• Conclusion

• Making Safety Work: An Overview Of Workplace Safety and Employee Responsibilities
• Survive Inside: Employee Safety In Confined Spaces
• Confined Space Entry: To The Point