Course Content
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Course code: CS3
Certificate valid for: 3 Years
Cost: From £497 + VAT per person (minimum of 3 persons)
Location: Element Safety - Sheffield
Duration: 2 Days
Assessment method: Continuous
Training type: 30% Theory, 70% Practical
High risk confined space may require entry & supervision into a space with:
Tasks will probably be further from the entry point, potentially be more complex, ventilation may be compromised, and breathable air is a primary concern. Entry will probably require self contained (or equivalent) breathing apparatus.
– a rescue plan must be in place and potentially a rescue team will be required.
To train and assess individuals to safely supervise, enter, work in and exit spaces, which, due to their enclosed nature, their access/egress issues and their specified risk(s) have been classified as level 3 (high risk) confined spaces.
This 2 day (initial) course will teach your team the legislation in an easily understandable way, what you are able to do in a high risk and how to set up and supervise the space. (Revailidation is 1 day).
How to deal with emergencies and escape wearing breathing apparatus (like firefighters).
Learn practically in our training rig :- how to gas monitor the space, enter, supervise using tripods, davits and ventilation equipment.
A surveyor or archaeologist is often first into a confined space. Despite historical research and environmental (gas) monitoring from the entrance, any hazards found in the confined space cannot be assessed or alleviated until you enter – which exposes the entrant and demands immediate withdrawal…
Access is often limited to a short period of time, so delays to return with a higher level of respiratory protection are difficult and costly.
Entry using breathing apparatus allows protection whilst suspected hazards are confirmed or can be dismissed, air quality can be recorded, and additional control measures can be carried out or implemented.
A maintenance operative needs to enter a pit to shut off a leaking valve.
Previous installation and building changes do not allow the valve to be closed from the surface in this instance.
Despite the gas being non-flammable, it is also displacing the air in the pit – requiring high risk entry wearing breathing apparatus.
An engineer needs to enter spaces where toxic gases or low oxygen levels are a known hazard.
There are organic compounds or processes which cannot be stopped or alleviated.
Breathable air is highly unlikely and breathing apparatus must be worn, at least while initial atmospheric monitoring is conducted to establish the facts or to conduct the task.
• Maintenance teams in hospitals • Asbestos operatives • Scaffolders
• Engineers • Environmental consultants
Advice, assistance with managing your teams, tips and support.
Need height, 1st Aid or Manual handling training to support your entry team?
Need Awareness, Manager or Rescue training to help you and the rest of the confined space team?
If we can help you or your team with High Risk Confined Space Entry & Supervision training, please just get in touch. Reach out us via our contact us form – but if you would rather speak to us in person and have a chat first, then we are more than happy to take your call.
In addition to the training, you need the right entry, supervision and rescue equipment.
Monitoring, entering, supervising, rescuing and dealing with casualties.
We supply individual items, kits as well as build bespoke packs.
