Confined Space Entry and Monitor

Confined space work involves some of the most critical hazards in the oil and gas industry. Offered online or in classroom the course was developed using the Canadian Standards Association’s Z1006-16 Management of Work in Confined Spaces and the Canadian Association of Oil and Gas Producers’ Code of Practice for Confined Space.

This course is designed for those responsible for the entry, planning and supervising of confined space activities; and for those administering employees and/or monitoring entry into restricted or confined spaces. It teaches participants to identify, understand and mitigate the potential hazards of working in restricted and confined spaces.

Topics Covered

• Roles and responsibilities of workers, supervisors, managers and confined space monitors
• OH&S legislated standards
• Code of Practice and requirements for developing one
• Identification and classification of restricted and confined spaces
• Requirements for working in or around restricted and confined spaces
• Hazard assessment and control methods for restricted and confined spaces
• Entry planning and permitting
• Atmospheric testing
• Signage and tagging
• Emergency response

• Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a certificate that is valid for three years, online course certificates are self-print
• Passing grade on exam 70%
• Participants are given two attempts at the final exam. It is strongly recommended to review all course material between attempts. If all attempts are unsuccessful, re-registration into the course is required, fees will apply
• Students have access to the course for 90 days from initial registration. If not completed within that time, registration fees will not be reimbursed
• Classroom - Attendance and full participation are mandatory. See Cancellation Policy
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