Confined Space Entry and Rescue Refresher

Confined Space Entry and Rescue Refresher

It is vital that people who work in confined spaces to know how to look after their own safety and that of others. This course trains participants in the correct procedures to follow when working in a confined space, in the equipment to be used and in rescue procedures.

It is vital that people who work in confined spaces to know how to look after their own safety and that of others. This course trains participants in the correct procedures to follow when working in a confined space, in the equipment to be used and in rescue procedures.

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Course Objectives

On completion of the course participants will be able to:
  • Describe the responsibilities of the confined space entrant, observer and supervisor.
  • Give an overview of the hazards associated with confined space entry.
  • State the purpose of a confined space entry permit and the steps required in obtaining one.
  • Describe the confined space rescue procedure.
  • Ensure that safe work systems and practices are put in place to ensure a safe place of work when working in confined spaces.
  • Understand and demonstrate the operation of gas detectors.

Course Programme

  • Legislation and codes of practice.
  • Setting the scene: case histories.
  • What is a confined space / identification / know the hazards / Definition.
  • Risk assessments / risk reduction and control.
  • Safe work practices: entry / work permits; safe procedures; Lockout/Tag-out; emergency plan.
  • Duties of entrants, observers and supervisor
  • Safety and Rescue equipment: harnesses, winches, fall arrestors; safety lighting; personal protective equipment (where used by the company); equipment maintenance and storage.
  • Atmospheric testing: unsafe atmospheres; definitions (TLV, PEL, IDHL, LEL, UEL), gas detection equipment (where used by the company).
  • Hot work in confined spaces.
  • Emergency responses.
  • Breathing apparatus: description, use, cleaning, care and maintenance.
  • Practical sessions.

Please Note

Mileage @ €0.50 per km and accommodation @ €100 per night may be charged for courses.

English is the language in which training is delivered and participants must have a good command of the English language. If participants wish to bring an interpreter they may do so but prior notice must be given to Anderco.

Who Should Attend?

Anyone involved in workplace confined spaces and confined space operations.

Pre Course Requirements

Personnel must be medically fit and have previously attended a breathing apparatus course. Companies must supply their own equipment. Anderco can supply equipment at an additional charge.

Assessment / Certification

Certificate of attendance.

Please let us know if participants have any specific learner requirements.

UK

    Anderco UK Operations & Distribution Centre
    Newhouse Farm Road,
    Antlands Lane,
    Burstow,Horley,
    Surrey,
    RH6 9TF

    Tel: 01293 541844
    Fax: 01293 577996

Ireland

  • Anderco Head Office
    52 Eastgate Drive,
    Little Island
    Cork

    Tel: 021 435 1600
  • Anderco Safety (Irl.) Ltd.
    22 Northwest Business
    Centre,
    Ballycoolin,
    Dublin 15

    Tel: 01 808 9070

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Tel: 01293 541844
Fax: 01293 577996
Irl: 1850 303 304

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