Confined Space Entry Training
Description
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Training Duration: 6 Hours
Delivery Method: In Person, Hands-On
Student Prerequisite: None
Course Summary
This training course is for workers who enter a confined space or who attends ("Standby Person") to the entrants inside of a confined space.
This training is intended for confined spaces with atmospheres classified as “low hazard” or “moderate hazard”.
Typical confined spaces include: barges, crawl spaces, penstocks, pipelines, silos, storage containers, underground vaults, and vessels.
Theory Lessons
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Applicable Federal and Provincial OH&S regulations.
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Definitions, characteristics & hazards of a confined space.
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Gas testing.
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Isolating hazardous energy.
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Purging & ventilating a confined space.
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Safe work procedures.
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Roles & responsibilities of entrants, attendants, supervisor and rescue personnel.
Practical Lessons
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Hazard & risk assessment and control measures.
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Rescue planning.
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CSE permit documenting, entrant logging, atmospheric testing logging.
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Inspection, function test, calibration and operation of portable multi-gas detector.
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Air quality monitoring for oxygen, flammables and toxic gases.
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Entry into a confined space.
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Rescue drill.
Applicable OH&S Regulations and Standards
Canada Labour Code Part II
- Part 11 Confined Spaces
Alberta OH&S
- Part 3 Specification and Certifications
- Part 5 Confined Spaces
- Part 15 Managing the Control of Hazardous Energy
British Columbia OH&S
- Part 09 Confined Spaces
- Part 10 De-energization and Lockout
- Part 32 Evacuation and Rescue