Confined Space Hazards

Workers often have to operate in confined spaces where they have little room to manoeuvre themselves. Join this program and learn how to safely operate within these environments.
Certificate of Completion
Duration: 19 Minutes
Language: English
Level: Certificate

Introduction to Confined Space Hazards Training

Confined spaces are dangerous and account for over 100 deaths a year in the US, with 60% of those being rescuers who rushed in to help the first victim. Workers in confined spaces are at risk and must follow strict protocols. They should be fully aware about the possible hazards and precautions to ensure safety. Our confined space hazard training course covers the basics and strategies to identify, assess and manage hazards in confined spaces and provides workers with OSHA certification through a specialized safety training program.

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Who Needs Confined Space Hazards?

This safety program is vital for construction workers, maintenance and safety professionals, emergency responders, supervisors and facility workers. The training course assists workers with all necessary knowledge and skills for incident response and mitigation. The certification ensures compliance with OSHA regulations and provides a secure environment for workers working in or near confined spaces.

FAQ

What is the oxygen limit in a confined space?

19.5% oxygen is the minimum acceptable oxygen level in a confined space. Below this level, workers are likely to face early symptoms of hazards.

What is the purpose of a confined space entry permit?

It is essential for safe entry in confined spaces with possible hazards. The permit process guides the workers and supervisors through evaluation of the space to be entered.

What PPE is required for confined space entry?

1. Safety goggles 2. Closed-toed shoes 3. Gloves 4. Proper work clothes

What are the hazards of confined space?

1. Toxic Atmosphere 2. Oxygen Deficiency 3. Flammable/Explosive Environment 4. Excessive Heat

What are the examples of confined spaces?

It is essential for safe entry in confined spaces with possible hazards. The permit process guides the workers and supervisors through evaluation of the space to be entered. 1. Manholes 2. Sewers 3. Pits 4. Tunnels 5. Excavations 6. Lifts 7. Storage tanks 8. Ducts 9. Vaults 10. Wells 11. Chambers 12. Unventilated areas