This 1-day course trains delegates to be able to identify a low-risk Confined Space (National Classification 1), mitigate risks and conduct simple entries into these spaces. Gas monitoring is included.
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6 hours (1/2 day)
1:8
3 years
Outreach Rescue Certificate of Attendance
Outreach Rescue, Tan-y-Bwlch Centre, Llanllechid, Bangor, Gwynedd, North Wales LL57 3HY, can also be delivered on-line (though in-person is preferable)
To ensure that attendees can identify Confined Spaces and the assosciated risks so as to protect themselves and others from inappropriate entry into these potentially lethal environments.
People in positions of responsibility within their organisations who make decisions about workplace safety and practices.
Develop a broad understanding of Confined Space regulations.
Learn to identify Confined Spaces and understand why they are classified this way.
Understand the requirements for working in Confined Spaces and what further training will be required.
Confined Space Regulations 1997, Introduces elements of the National Occupational Standard for Working in Confiend Spaces, as well as PPE Regs, LOLER, WAH Regs, PUWER
No previous knowledge or experience required.
Age 18+.
Refresher training is recommended every 2 years by means of re-attending this course.
- This course is predominantly classroom-based based involving presentations and discussions around confined space definitions, legislation, risks, risk management and mitigation, specialist equipment and safe working practices.
- This is an attendance-only course and is not assessed.
- In-classroom practical's include some familiarisation with typical confined space equipment such as gas monitors and emergency breathing apparatus.
This 1-day course trains delegates to be able to identify a low-risk Confined Space (National Classification 1), mitigate risks and conduct simple entries into these spaces. Gas monitoring is included.
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