What You Will Learn
1. Regulations, Standards, and Confined Space Identification
Overview of relevant provincial and federal regulations
Confined space safety standard (CSA Z1006, Reg 833, etc.)
How to identify confined spaces in the workplace
Developing and implementing entry and rescue plans
Responsibilities of entrants, attendants, and rescuers
2. Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
Physical, mechanical, biological, and energy-related hazards
Atmospheric hazards including:
Oxygen enrichment and deficiency
Toxic gases such as hydrogen sulphide and carbon monoxide
Combustible gases and airborne contaminants
3. Gas Detection and Ventilation
Operation and troubleshooting of gas detection equipment
Fresh air zeroing and bump testing procedures
Calibration methods and interpreting results
Use of air pumps and hose attachments
Effective ventilation for confined spaces
4. Non-Entry Rescue Procedures
Vertical rescue using tripod, winch, and self-retracting lifeline (SRL-R)
Horizontal rescue using lifelines and tether systems
Rescue planning without entering the confined space
Emergency response procedures and safe retrieval methods
Who Should Take This Course?
This course is designed for a wide range of professionals who may be required to enter, monitor, supervise, or manage work involving confined spaces. It is suitable for individuals in various industries where confined space entry is a regular or occasional requirement.
This includes but is not limited to:
Industrial and Maintenance Workers
Confined Space Attendants (Hole Watch/Standby Personnel)
Supervisors and Crew Leaders
Health and Safety Officers (HSO)
Construction and Utility Workers
Oil, Gas, Mining, and Manufacturing Personnel
Emergency Response Teams and Industrial Rescue Personnel
Municipal Workers and Public Works Employees
Engineers
No previous confined space training is required. This course serves as a complete introduction for new workers and a practical refresher for experienced personnel. It ensures all participants are prepared to work safely and legally in confined space environments.
Certification
Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a Confined Space Entry and Attendant Certificate that is recognized across Ontario and throughout Canada. Certification is valid for three years.
Why Choose This Training?
Delivered by certified industry professionals
Hands-on instruction with real-world scenarios
Certification recognized by employers and regulatory bodies
Options for in-person, on-site, and online delivery formats
Enroll Today
Stay compliant and keep your team safe.
Register now or contact us for group training rates, corporate packages, or on-site sessions.