MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION TO CONFINED SPACE

• Introduction
• Definitions
• Examples of Confined Spaces
• Recognizing Confined Spaces

MODULE 2: UNDERSTANDING HAZARDS IN CONFINED SPACES

• The Risks of Confined Spaces
• Why Working in Confined Spaces is Hazardous?
• Chemistry of Confined Spaces
  • Oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, flammability, and reactivity.
• Atmospheric Hazards
  • Common hazardous gases (H2S, CO, etc.).

DURATION

1 Day

QUALIFICATION

Successful completion of the training will result in the award of confined space training certificate

OBJECTIVES

• Carry out confined space air testing and monitoring
• Work as confined space Supervisors, entrant and attendants
• Development & implementation of safe entry operations
• Recognize, evaluate, and control confined space hazards.
• Promote safe and effective work practices.
• Comply with company procedures and practices
• Follow procedures necessary for any confined space entry.
• Identify areas classified as confined spaces

TARGET AUDIENCE

• Intended for all employees who work inside confined spaces.

ASSESSMENT

• Individual post assessment shall be done after the session

MODULE 3: ROLES, RESPONSIBILITIES, AND REGULATIONS

• Duties and Responsibilities
  • Employer, supervisor, and worker roles
• Legal and Regulatory Requirements

MODULE 4: PROCEDURES FOR SAFE WORK IN CONFINED SPACES

• Procedures – Administrative
  • Policies, documentation, and training
• Procedures – Operational
  • Step-by-step procedures for entry, work, and exit.
• Permit-to-Work System (PTW)
• Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment

MODULE 5: EQUIPMENT AND CONTROLS

• Control of Confined Space Hazards
  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Gas Detectors
  • Selection, usage, and calibration
• Breathing Apparatus
  • SCBA(Self-contained Breathing Apparatus)
• Ventilation Requirements
  • Ventilation techniques and equipment.
• Confined Space Equipment Management
  • Maintenance and inspection of tools.

MODULE 6: EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND RESCUE

• Emergency Preparedness and First
• Access and Egress Planning
• Case Studies and Real-Life Incidents