Confined Space Entry |The Virtual Instructor Led Training Setting | 01/27/2025

Course Topics

• Properties & Characteristics of Confined Spaces
• Sources of Confined Space Hazards
• Confined Space Standards & Regulations
• Detecting Confined Space Hazards
• OSHA Focus Four Hazards
• Monitoring Devices
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Multi-Employer Worksites
• Controlling Confined Space Hazards
• Rescue and Response
• Confined Space Entry Exam

Learning Objectives

Upon successful completion of the Confined Space Entry Course, students will learn:

• How OSHA’s new confined space regulations affect construction workers and the pitfalls surrounding the proper designation of workplaces
• How the type of work conducted determines which regulations (general industry or construction) OSHA will use and how that affects the worker and employer
• OSHA’s focus on multi-employer worksites, how OSHA expects employers to manage these sites, and what training employees must have for entering confined spaces on Multi-Employer sites
• How existing and potential confined space hazards can negatively affect worker safety and health
• How precautionary and preventative measures can be taken to help protect workers from some of the most common confined space hazards 

REQUIRED TIME TO COMPLETE THIS COURSE: 4 to 6 hours 

NOTE: It is impossible to identify evaluate in advance every confined space or all the possible risks that may be present in the space and/or the worksite. This training course was designed to complement the employer's site-specific policies and training and should not be considered a field guide or the only authoritative source on the subject. This course should be augmented by employer-provided, site-specific, hands-on training.

Prerequisites: NONE 

Overview:
Our newly-updated Confined Space Entry training course takes the mystery out of Confined Spaces, and brings clarity to workers in Confined Space operations.
The course builds upon the basics of Confined Spaces, such as OSHA Standards and nationally-recognized institutions that govern Confined Space procedures. We then define the types of Confined Spaces, which leads to specific requirements upon Employers to classify the Space, evaluate its hazards, and identify methods for controlling those hazards prior to Entry into the Confined Space.
This course includes a comparison of the General Industry Standard with the revised Construction Standard’s Subpart AA, which strengthened Confined Space requirements as part of OSHA’s continuing efforts to improve worker protection.

Course Outline (CSE-1901):

1. Introduction to Confined Spaces
A. Definition of a Confined Space
B. Basics of Confined Space
C. Two Standards for Confined Space

2. Institutions Affecting Confined Spaces
A. Standards, Regulations and Recommendations

3. Types of Confined Spaces
A. Classification of Confined Spaces
B. Examples of Confined Spaces
C. Tasks in Confined Spaces

4. Permit-Required Confined Spaces (PRCS)
A. PRCSs Pose Increased Risks
B. PRCS Program
C. Entry Permit System and Process

5. Roles and Responsibilities for Confined Spaces
A. Confined Space Roles
B. Types of Employers
C. Roles and Titles Defined by OSHA

6. Training for Confined Spaces
A. Training Requirements per OSHA
B. Training Requirements per ANSI

1. Atmospheric Hazards in Confined Spaces
A. Definitions and Types of Atmospheric Hazards
B. Testing and Monitoring Requirements
C. Testing and Monitoring Devices

2. Other Hazards in Confined Spaces
A. Chemical Hazards
B. Physical Hazards
C. Thermal Hazards
D. General Safety in Confined Spaces

3. Controlling Confined Space Hazards
A. Confined Space Site Controls
B. Hierarchy of Controls
C. Respiratory Protection Program
D. Fall Protection
E. Backup Controls

4. Concentrations and Exposure Limits for Confined Spaces
A. Primary Sources of Standards
B. Measurements and Exposure Limits

5. Health Effects and Exposure Symptoms for Confined Spaces
A. Adverse Effects of Chemical Hazards
B. Adverse Effects of Biological Hazards
C. Adverse Effects of Thermal Hazard

FINAL EXAMINATION

Our Certified Elite courses offer a level of education and training unmatched in the industry. The courses are led in-person by the best instructors in the industry. These classes delve deep into essential concepts, regulations, and best practices, ensuring participants gain a thorough understanding of workplace safety. These classes delve deep into essential concepts, regulations, and best practices, ensuring participants gain a thorough understanding of workplace safety.

Participants can engage directly with equipment, scenarios, and simulations relevant to their roles. Students can expect a deeper understanding of protocols and procedures, enhancing comprehension and retention of critical safety measures. Face-to-face interactions also encourage teamwork and collaboration among our students, facilitating the exchange of insights and best practices. The instructors offer personalized attention, ensuring that students are well-prepared to handle hazardous situations confidently and safely in their workplaces.

A Certified Elite class means that the content exceeds all OSHA, IATA, or DOT regulations. Guaranteed.

This prestigious certification signifies a level of competence and expertise that surpasses standard certifications. It equips students with advanced skills and knowledge through rigorous coursework and practical assessments, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle complex safety challenges in various industries. Certified Elite status not only validates one's capabilities but also enhances career prospects by demonstrating a commitment to excellence in safety practices. Employers recognize and value the depth of training and capability that come with this certification level, making Certified Elite holders highly sought after for their ability to contribute effectively to workplace safety and compliance initiatives.