Confined Space Entry

This course provides participants with an overall understanding of what is required to be compliant with Alberta Occupational Health & Safety Code Part 5, Confined Spaces.
In addition to Part 5, confined spaces, training also refers to the relevant sections of Part 2, Hazard Assessment, Part 4 Chemical Hazards, Part 7 Emergency Preparedness, Part 15, Control of Hazardous Energy and, Part 18 Personal Protective Equipment, as well as internationally established and accepted safety standards including OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910.146.
Throughout the course, our experienced instructors provide common examples of how diligent employers, including those in the oil & gas and construction industry, meet their legislative requirements.

Course Outline

  • Code of Practice for confined space entry
  • Restricted and Confined Spaces explained
  • Hazards of confined and restricted spaces
  • Atmospheric testing
  • Hazard control
  • Traffic
  • Atmospheric
  • Physical
  • Work related
  • Human related
  • Personal protective equipment
  • General safety and protection
  • Safe Entry Permit
  • Tending workers
  • Emergency response

Course Details

Length: Four hours

Certificate: Valid for three years

Prerequisite: None

Cost: $110.00

Note: This course has been approved for 0.6 CEUs from the Alberta Environment & Parks (AEP) Water and Wastewater Operator Certification Provincial Programs Branch.

$110 + GST

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