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Introduction To Confined Spaces In Construction

Name: Introduction to Confined Spaces in Construction
Brand: OSHA Education School
Price: 29 USD
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A confined space is a space with limited entry and egress and not suitable for human inhabitants. An example is the interior of a storage tank, occasionally entered by maintenance workers but not intended for human occupancy.The Introduction to Confined Spaces in Construction course provides a comprehensive review of confined spaces for attendants, entrants, supervisors, and managers. Participants will become familiar with OSHA's new Confined Spaces in Construction regulation (29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA) and all of its fundamental requirements. This course teaches students how to recognise, evaluate, and regulate restricted areas. Participants will learn about OSHA's confined space and confined space entry (CSE) guidelines, as well as the procedures that should be implemented by individual companies to ensure job site safety. Additionally, students will learn how to prevent occupational confined space accidents.

Include: Certificate of Completion
Duration: 1 hours and 15 minutes
Languages: English
Level: Intermediate

objectives

The Introduction to Confined Spaces in Construction online safety course is a detailed review of confined spaces for attendants, entrants, supervisors, and managers where participants will learn about OSHA’s new Confined Spaces in Construction regulation (29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA) and all fundamental requirements therein. This course focuses on the basics for recognizing, evaluating, and controlling confined spaces. Participants will learn OSHA’s guidelines for confined spaces and confined space entry (CSE) program procedures that should be implemented by individual companies to ensure safety at the job site. Additionally, students will learn ways to prevent confined space injuries in the workplace. OSHA Education School’s Introduction to Confined Spaces in Construction online safety course is designed specifically to explain the scope, definitions, requirements, processes and permits, training, duties of confined spaces personnel, rescue, and employee participation requirements. Throughout the course, students will go through case studies and interactive exercises designed to support student learning. Course topics include the following: Introduction to confined spaces Confined spaces in construction standards Definition of industry terms including, but not limited to, confined spaces, barriers, early warning systems, permit required confined spaces, hazardous atmosphere, engulfment, or entrapment, lockout and tagout (LTO), and more Confined spaces safe working practices Permit-required confined space entry CSE equipment Duties of the CSE team Rescue from confined spaces Special considerations in regards to confined spaces Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Recognize requirements of the OSHA Confined Spaces in Construction Standard, 29 CFR 1926, Subpart AA Identify hazards typical to confined spaces, how they are recognized and evaluated, and ways these hazards are controlled Recognize components of the confined space permit process Identify duties of individual confined space team members Recognize the dangers of entry rescues and the preparations required for initiating a rescue Recognize basic employer requirements for protecting workers from exposure to confined space entry hazards

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1. Introduction

Fatal Fact No. 36

Threat to Safety

Deceptively Harmless

3 Cases Interactive

OSHA Confined Spaces in Construction Standard

Confined Spaces in Construction Standard

Subpart AA―Confined Spaces in Construction

Scope

Exceptions

2. Definitions

What Is a Confined Space?

Confined Space

What Is a Permit-Required Confined Space?

What Is an Entry Permit?

Confined Spaces Entry (CSE) Permit

Entry

Competent Person

Qualified Person

Authorized Entrant and Attendant

Entry Supervisor

Confined Space

3. General Requirements

Competent person

Inform

Prevent Entry

Written Program

Employer Responsibilities

Entry into Permit Spaces

Additional Conditions and Procedures

4. Safe Work Practices

Anticipate/Recognize/Respond

Hazards Evaluation

Oxygen Test

Test for Flammability and Potential Explosion

Air Contamination Test

Safe Work Practices

5. Hazard Control Systems

Hazard Control Systems

LOTO/COHE

Blanking

Bleeding

Ventilation

Flush

Purge

Hazard Control Systems

External Hazard Control

6. Permit Required CSE Program and Process

Permit-Required CSE Program and Process

Permitting Process

Entry Permit

7. Permit-Required CSE Program and Process

CSE Equipment

Air Monitoring and Testing

Air Monitoring Equipment

Monitoring Equipment

Communications Equipment

Communication Systems

PPE

Different Types of PPE

Respiratory Protection Two Principle Types

Rescue Equipment

Fatal Fact #39

8. CSE Team

CSE Team Guidelines

Supervisor

Entrant

Communication

When to Exit

Attendant

Attendant Duties

Entrant vs. Attendant

Rescue Team

Hazardous Atmosphere

CSE Team

9. Training Requirements

Training Requirements

10. Rescue

Rescue Priorities/Principles

Emergency On-Site Rescue Team

Employer-Approved Off-Site Services

Rescue Hazard

11. Special Considerations

Employer Responsibilities

Confined Space Reclassification

Special tasks

Hazardous Substances

Completion of Work

Characteristics of CSE Permit

Review

12. Conclusion

Conclusion

Benefits

Who Needs Introduction To Confined Spaces In Construction?

The Introduction to Confined Spaces in Construction online safety course is primarily intended for employees that may of the opportunity to enter (authorized entrant), attend (attendant), or act as entry supervisors for work in confined spaces, including permit-required confined spaces. The course provides online classroom type information surrounding OSHA construction requirements, confined space hazards, basic tools and techniques commonly used to recognize and evaluate hazards, and the fundamentals of confined spaces hazard control. Participants who will benefit from this course include those who work with tanks, silos, boilers, sewers, pipelines, ship’s holds, and trenches. Workers who will benefit from this course include: Confined space entry supervisors Confined space entrant workers Confined space attendant workers