If you are looking for the C&G Accreditation, you can find it here.
Course Aim:
This course aims to prepare candidates to safely enter, work and exit low and medium risk confined spaces. It involves training on access equipment (tripod and winch system, rescue retrievers), confined space rescue harnesses, atmospheric monitoring equipment, ventilation, use of 15 minutes emergency escape breathing apparatus, confined space communications, and the duties of the Top Person (Safety Attendant).
The course includes underpinning knowledge of confined space legislation, identification of confined spaces and their associated hazards, awareness of confined space risk assessments, principles of safe systems of work for confined space operations and the legal requirement and importance of a confined space rescue plan.
Practical exercises are completed using our purpose built confined space training simulator, within which delegates will descend/ascend and traverse a designated confined space, wearing an approved safety harness and breathing apparatus with face mask/hood. Delegates will be expected to crawl through over 36 metres of variably sized and shaped tunnels under various simulated emergency conditions that include; noise, limited light, and variable safe atmospheric conditions including smoke.
Course Learning Outcomes and Competences:
Please Note: This Confined Space Entry Course includes the use of 15 minutes Emergency Escape Breathing Apparatus (Escape Set) but does NOT qualify personnel in the use of full breathing apparatus (please see High Risk Entry Course for full BA use).
Assessment is by practical observation and written test.
Certification
All candidates who successfully complete the course will receive a TQUK Certificate for Confined Space Entry (Low & Medium Risk) valid for three years.
Delegates will be expected to descend/ascend and traverse a designated confined space within a training simulator, wearing an approved safety harness and breathing apparatus with face mask/hood and PPE. The delegate will be expected to crawl through a series of tunnels under various simulated emergency conditions that include; noise, limited light, and variable safe atmospheric conditions.
SOTA Training
Unit 9, Brian Clough Business Centre
200-222 Cotton Lane,
Derby,
Derbyshire,
DE24 8GJ
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