Confined Space Entry
Entering and working in a confined space is recognised as one of the most dangerous hazards in the workplace. Understanding the hazards that confined spaces pose to workers is paramount to ensure that everyone is safe at all times
We have developed a course which trains your staff in being able to recognise and identify the hazards that a confined space may pose.
Advanced courses are available that include Gas Monitoring and Confined Space Planning and Rescues.
Topics Covered:
- Australian/ New Zealand Standard AS 2865-2001
- Department of Labour (OSH) NZ
- Gas monitors
- Hazard identification
- National Qualification Authority ( NZQA)
- OSH notification procedures
- Permits to work in a confined space
- Personal protective equipment
- Special safety tips
Group Size: 10 - 15 people
Location: On site
Duration: Dependant on the level of training required
Relevant NZQA Unit Standards Available (if required):
18426: Demonstrate knowledge of hazards associated with confined spaces
25510: Operate an atmospheric testing device to determine a suitable atmosphere exists to work safely
3058: Perform gas tests for energy and chemical plant
17599: Plan a confined space entry
14562: Perform specialist rescues in confined spaces
Course Provisions:
- Venue and travel can be arranged
- Morning tea provided on request
- Funding options
If training is onsite, a site examination can be carried out by FETS prior to your training course to ensure course content is tailored for your unique working environment.
Contact Us to enquire about this course or call 0800 FETS 4 U.
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