Confined Space Training
Life & Rescue International have been providing Confined Space training for industry since 1987. Confined Space courses are designed to assist students in understanding the characteristics, hazards and legislative requirements needed to operate safely in a Confined Space. Participants are introduced to important legislation, codes of practice and Australian Standards relating to Confined Spaces.
An understanding of Confined Space hazard identification, safe work procedures, Confined Space entry/exit procedures, breathing apparatus, gas detection, rescue, emergencyprocedures and fire fighting will be achieved.
This training is appropriate for those working in Confined Space (enclosed or partially enclosed) for the purpose of carrying out work or inspections and is also appropriate for those performing entry or stand-by person roles, at worksites within:
- Civil construction
- Coal mining
- Drilling
- Extractive industries
- Metalliferous mining
BENEFITS:
- Allows students to work in Confined Space
- Nationally accredited course
VOCATIONAL OUTCOMES:
- Upon satisfactory completion of this course, participants will be issued with a statement of attainment recognised within the Australian Qualifications Framework and issued under authority of the National Vocational Education and Regulator Act 2011.
To download a copy of Life & Rescue International's Confined Space Awareness Training Course Outline, click here.
| Participant numbers: | Up to 10 |
| Course Duration | Expected duration is 24 hours training and assessment |
| Location: | At Life & Rescue International or suitably equipped site |