Confined Space Awareness and Entry
In Person
Overview
Under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), a Confined spaces is defined as a fully or partially enclosed space that is not both designed and constructed for continuous human occupancy; and in which atmospheric hazards may occur because of its construction, location or contents or because of work that is performed in the confined space.
In Ontario, Regulation 632/05 governs the requirements that must be met when working in and around confined spaces. This course provides participants with an overview of Regulation 632/05 and how to apply it when working in or around confined spaces.
What You’ll Learn
- Defining confined space
- Hazards associated with confined spaces
- Legal and regulatory requirements
- Roles and responsibilities of workplace parties
- Importance of atmospheric monitoring
- Confined space assessments
- Identifying control measures
- Training requirements
- Entry permits
FAQ
How is this program taught?
This program is taught using an interactive discussion method. This means that all participants will be involved in discussing the content throughout the duration of the program. This method ensures that all participants receive and understand the information.
Are there accommodations for learning disabilities?
Participants that may have a learning disability or other impairment, such as language, literacy hearing, or vision, will be accommodated. This may involve having the questions read to the participant(s) by the instructor, the assistance of an interpreter supplied by the employer, or other means. Where disabilities or impairments are identified, please advise your contact when scheduling the course so all efforts to accommodate can be made.
How long is the certificate valid for?
The certificate is valid for three years from the date of completion
Details
Course Length
approximately 4 to 5 hours
Breaks
One 10-minute break
Location
Private onsite or public at STC training facilities
Prerequisites
- none