Confined Space Monitoring and Entry
Oxygen deficiency and lack of air quality testing are leading causes of confined space worker fatalities. Due to the nature of confined space work, training, education and communication are crucial to ensuring worker safety. If workers are not properly informed and educated, this type of work can lead to serious health and safety hazards, and even death. To mitigate confined space hazards in Saskatchewan, it is an employer’s responsibility to ensure risk assessments are conducted and that hazards are addressed accordingly to prevent accidents.
Description
Saskatchewan safety associations designed this one-day course for those working in and around confined space environments.
Equipment demonstrations, section reviews and guided discussions are used throughout this course to provide a positive learning experience.
Course Details
- Saskatchewan OHS Regulations regarding confined space responsibilities, systems and equipment
- Identification and uses of different confined space systems
- Creation of a confined space pre-entry plan
- Effective selection of control measures concerning confined space hazards
- Inspection, maintenance and care of respiratory protective equipment
- Execution of emergency response measures
Course Features
- Satisfies audit requirements for COR® and SECOR® job-specific training
- Compulsory course for NCSO™ and NHSA™ certification
- 3-year expiry
CEU Credits
Course hours can be used towards the Gold Seal Certification application for credits, subject to credit approval upon review. Note: every 6 hours of learning equals 1 Gold Seal credit.