Confined Space Entry Training
Enter & Work in Confined Spaces
Course Code: RIIWHS202E
Course Name: Enter and work in confined spaces
Course Duration: 1 day
Delivery: Face to Face
Location: Group delivery onsite available
Designed for:
It is designed for people who have a requirement to work in a Confined Space.
This course can be tailored to suit your company’s specific training requirements. Breathing Apparatus, Confined Space Rescue and CPR Training can also be completed in conjunction with this training course.
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This Course has a large focus on safety procedures and practical scenarios relevant to your company’s confined space operations.
Overview
This training course is a Nationally Recognised course. It is designed for people who plan to or are working in confined spaces.
Our Confined Space Entry Training courses are designed to teach participants how to identify confined space hazards and work safely in confined spaces.
Participants will learn to complete hazard identifications; risk assessments and entry permits for Confined Space Operations. They will also learn to operate various confined space safety equipment.
Course Content
This course provides the skills and knowledge required to Enter Confined Spaces. Topics Include:
- Assess confined space for entry
- Use safety equipment and personal protective equipment
- Work in accordance with confined space requirements
- Conclude confined space operations in accordance with procedures
Assessment Methods
Progressive assessment throughout the course, including demonstration of practical skills and written and oral questions relating to required knowledge.
Speak to one of our friendly admin team regarding your booking or to receive information about how you could receive recognition of prior learning relating to your work experience or training.
FAQ
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In Australia, the requirements for confined space qualifications are primarily governed by the Work Health and Safety (WHS) regulations and the Australian Code of Practice for Confined Spaces.
Confined Space Entry Requirements:
- If You Are Entering a Confined Space: According to the Australian Code of Practice for Confined Spaces, any person who is required to enter a confined space must have completed a specific confined space training course. This qualification ensures that individuals are aware of the risks and safety procedures associated with confined spaces.
- If You Are Not Entering a Confined Space: If your role does not involve entering or working within confined spaces but rather involves supervision, management, or other tasks related to confined spaces, the need for a specific confined space qualification may not be mandatory. However, it is essential that you are familiar with the risks and safety requirements associated with confined spaces to ensure compliance and safety.
Important Considerations:
- Work Health and Safety Duties: Regardless of your role, all workers have a duty under WHS regulations to ensure their own safety and the safety of others. If your work involves planning or overseeing confined space operations, you should have a good understanding of confined space hazards and safety protocols.
- Company Policies: Employers may have their own policies and training requirements that go beyond the legal minimums. It’s advisable to check with your employer or safety officer to ensure you meet all required qualifications and training.
For detailed information and guidance, refer to the Australian Code of Practice for Confined Spaces and consult with your workplace safety representative.
https://www.safeworkaustralia.gov.au/system/files/documents/1905/model-cop-confined-spaces.pdf
Confined Space competency does not formally have an expiry date. However, it is industry standard to complete the training again (refresh) every 2 years.
Australian Standard AS2865-2009 Confined spaces requires ‘persons … be reassessed at appropriate intervals’. Industry regards reassessment on a two year cycle as good practice.
- Working at Heights Training:
- If your work involves tasks performed at height, completing a Working at Heights course is beneficial. This training covers the safety procedures and equipment used when working at elevated locations, complementing your confined space training.
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- First Aid Training:
- First Aid training is always valuable, especially in environments with high-risk tasks. Courses such as Provide First Aid (HLTAID011) or Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (HLTAID009) equip you with essential skills to manage emergencies effectively.
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- Permit Training
- Work in accordance with an issued permit and Issue work permits
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