2 Day Confined Space Entry & Rescue
OVERVIEW
Working in confined spaces exposes employees to many potential hazards and risks, which, if not controlled, can have fatal consequences. For that reason, only competent personnel should carry out work in confined spaces. Personnel must have the knowledge to suitably control and mitigate the hazards presented to them; have a sound understanding of the various roles undertaken in confined space work; and the knowledge and skills to implement emergency procedures should the need arise. The correct and safe use of breathing apparatus is taught during this course.
CONTENTS
- HSE Regulations
- Hazards & Risks within a Confined Space
- Atmospheric Testing
- Ventilation Options
- Safe Systems of Work & Permits
- Entry Requirements
- Duties of Attendant (standby person)
- Emergency Planning
- Safety Equipment
- Overview & Practical Demonstration in Rescue
- Packaging & Transferring Casualties
- Use of Breathing Apparatus
- Multi Exercise Scenarios
WHO WILL BENEFIT
Personnel who require an awareness of working in confined spaces.
All personnel working in, and who carry out duties related to, confined spaces.
STRUCTURE
Both the 1 & 2 day courses include a final written questionnaire to measure and record knowledge and understanding. Successful delegates are issued with an NSL certificate of training.
DETAILS
This course is delivered at NSL's Aberdeen Training Centre in Dyce, although the course can be tailored and structured to suit onsite training at both on and offshore locations.
PPE REQUIRED
Coveralls, hard hat, safety boots and gloves.
PRE-REQUISITES
It is the responsibility of the employer or delegate to assess the delegates' health and fitness to safely attend this course.