Compliant to 632/05 and SOR 86-340.11 Confined Space
Program Outline
Course Code: C1001 -PS
Protect your workers and meet workplace safety requirements with our Confined Space Entry and Attendant full-day training. This instructor-led course provides workers with the knowledge and practical skills required to enter, work in, and attend confined spaces safely.
Participants learn how to identify confined spaces, recognize hazards, understand entrant and attendant responsibilities, follow safe entry procedures, perform atmospheric testing, use ventilation and gas detection equipment, maintain communication, and respond to emergencies. The course also includes hands-on training in vertical and horizontal non-entry rescue techniques using common confined space retrieval equipment.
Designed for workers, supervisors, attendants, entrants, and health and safety personnel, the course is developed to align with Ontario Regulation 632/05, Part XI of the Canada Occupational Health and Safety Regulations (SOR/86-304), and CSA Z1006:23 - Management of Work in Confined Spaces.
Training is available at our Mississauga Training Centre or at client locations throughout Ontario.
Program Highlights
Costs: $141.00
Full-day comprehensive course
Fully compliant with Ontario and Canadian federal regulations, including OH&S and CSA standards
Meets industry standards for confined space safety and best practices
Delivered by experienced instructors with real-world experience
Includes vertical or horizontal non-entry rescue practical training
No previous experience required -accessible for all levels
Certificate of completion valid for 3 years
Training available at Partner Safety Training Centre in Mississauga or at your worksite
Program Content
- Overview of relevant provincial and federal regulations
- Confined space safety regulations and standards
- How to identify confined spaces in the workplace
- Developing and implementing entry plans and permits
- Responsibilities of the entry supervisor, entrants, attendants, and rescuers
- Confined space hazard identification and assessment
- Atmospheric hazards
- Gas detection equipment - Gas detector operation, Air pump and Hose
- Gas detector fresh air zero, bump test and calibration
- Ventilation
- Personal protective equipment
- Confined Space safety and rescue equipment
- Rescue requirements
- Non-entry rescue
- Post-work documentation requirements
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Confined Space Entry and Attendant Certificate that is recognized across Ontario and most Canadian provinces. Certification is valid for three years.
Why Choose This Training?
- Delivered by competent and experienced industry professionals
- Hands-on instruction with real-world scenarios
- Certification recognized by employers and regulatory bodies
- Options for at our training centre and on-site delivery format
