Training Course
Confined Space Entry
Confined Space Entry
This course gives participants the opportunity to receive the advanced means and knowledge to correctly identify a confined space, and the hazards, equipment and preparation required to meet the legislation. The focus is aimed at educating rescue teams or personnel working in confined spaces of their responsibilities in a confined space situation, beginning with Confined Space Legislation. Participants learn how to identify a confined space, how to prepare for entry, how to test and measure the atmosphere, how to identify the physical hazards and what protective equipment to wear. Qualifications and responsibilities of workers prior to entry are spelled out and the necessary permits reviewed.
Confined Space Rescue
The confined space rescue course is designed to provide participants with the essential skills and knowledge needed to effectively respond to emergencies in confined spaces. This training program focuses on equipping participants with the expertise to safely and efficiently rescue individuals who are trapped, injured, or incapacitated in confined spaces. During the course, participants learn about the unique challenges and hazards associated with confined space rescues, including limited access, poor ventilation, and potential atmospheric hazards. They are trained in various rescue techniques, equipment usage, and emergency procedures specific to confined spaces. The course emphasizes the importance of risk assessment, effective communication, and coordination among the rescue team members to ensure successful and timely rescue operations. Through practical exercises, simulations, and case studies, participants gain hands-on experience in assessing rescue situations, implementing appropriate rescue plans, and executing safe and efficient rescue operations. By the end of the course, participants are well-prepared to handle confined space rescue scenarios, equipped with the necessary skills and confidence to save lives and mitigate potential risks in high-risk confined space environments.