Confined Space Entry and Monitor

Learn how to avoid injuries and fatalities while working in a confined space.

Energy Safety Canada
In Person
8 hours
 

Every year workers sustain fatal injuries in confined space. Selecting the right training courses for your health and safety needs is paramount. Our Confined Space Entry and Monitor Training is the most commonly required course. Confined Space Entry Training for Rescue is necessary only if you are going to be part of a rescue team or your employer requires you to have the rescue component. Ask your employer which certification you need.

Confined Space Entry and Monitor Course

Length of Course: 8 hours

Certification

  • We offer the Energy Safety Canada Confined Space Entry / Monitor course
  • Valid 3 years
  • Complies Workplace Health & Safety Standards

Course Outline

  • Regional Code of Practice Requirements
  • What a Confined Space and Restricted Space is
  • Training and Competency Requirements
  • Recognition, Evaluation and Control of Hazards & Completing a Hazard Assessment
  • Confined Space Levels
  • Legislation Requirements (Safety and Protection)
  • Hazardous Substances & Energy (Isolation)
  • Testing the Atmosphere
  • Ventilation and Purging
  • Neutralization and Inerting
  • Entry Permit System
  • Confined Space Monitor Responsibilities
  • Emergency Response
  • Personal Protective Equipment
  • Definitions

Confined Space Rescue Course

Length of Course: 8 hours

Certification

  • Spectrum Safety Services
  • Valid 3 years
  • Complies with Industry and Workplace Health and Safety Standards

Course Outline

  • Same as above plus an 8 hour day of Rescue drills

The Entry and Rescue courses have similar curriculums, but the rescue course involves on-site training and drills on pulling a rescue mannequin or a real person out of a confined space. The Entry course is a one-day certification beginning with the identification of a confined space and legal responsibilities. You will learn how to identify hazards, how to control and test for potential confined space dangers, proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) needed for entry, and about confined space entry permits.

The course will also teach you about the entry team and its four separate functions, including the rescue team and their responsibilities. Contractor requirements is another component of the training courses and you will understand what would be expected if you were a contractor going onto a site or if a contractor came onto your site.

A more specialized understanding of combustible gas detectors (LEL monitors) will also be one of your training requirements. Part of the course involves a practical with air equipment. You will operate both a Self Contained Breathing Apparatus as well as Supplied Air Breathing Apparatus. The latter is used more often in confined space training and actual entries. The SCBA is designed mostly for performing a rescue operation in the event a worker needs to be extracted.

Your confined space training is complete when your perform a mock rescue and write the simple quiz as a review.

Confined Space Entry
June 23 / 8am - 4pm
17/20

Confined Space Entry
July 04 / 8am - 4pm
2/20

Confined Space Entry
July 10 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
July 14 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
July 22 / 8am - 4pm
1/20

Confined Space Entry
July 31 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
August 06 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
August 11 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
August 19 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

Confined Space Entry
August 28 / 8am - 4pm
0/20

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June 23
8am - 4pm
Confined Space Entry
17/20

July 04
8am - 4pm
Confined Space Entry
2/20

July 10
8am - 4pm
Confined Space Entry
0/20

July 14
8am - 4pm
Confined Space Entry
0/20

Why Students Choose Confined Space Entry and Monitor

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Anonymous
“Really liked the visual/hands on part of the course. Also very much appreciated the instructor's helpfulness, positive attitude and her knowledge.”
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Anonymous
“I like the hands-on approach and having to work through scenarios - especially where something happens that's unexpected. Very good information, new things I never learned in university.”
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Anonymous
“The instructor did a great job, being so positive and energetic. Made it easier to get through the weekend.”
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Anonymous
“The instructor made me feel free to ask questions. Her examples and illustrations were clear and concise...She is gifted in making an otherwise dry subject interesting!”

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