Confined Space Entry

Confined Space Entry addresses the major areas of employee training required by the OSHA regulation. There can be a number of different types of hazards associated with confined spaces. Conditions to watch out for include:

• Hazardous atmospheres such as those containing
• Flammable or toxic gases and vapors.
• Atmospheres with too little or too much oxygen.
• Tight areas that could trap or suffocate workers.
• Spaces that contain materials which can engulf people.

Additional Topics covered in Confined Space Entry include:

• Contents of the standard.
• Responsibilities of the employer, entry supervisors, attendants and entrants.
• Identifying permit spaces.
• Types of hazards that can be encountered.
• Safety equipment.
• Dealing with emergencies and rescue teams.

Languages Available (sold separately): English, Spanish

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