This two-day course provides personnel with a thorough understanding of the potential hazards and management controls required to safely carry out work in confined spaces.

The course combines classroom-based and practical learning, although the emphasis is on practical demonstrations and exercises using a purpose-built confined space training module.

This one-day course will provide delegates with an understanding of the roles, responsibilities and requirements for a safe and systematic approach to confined space operations.

A mixture of theory and practical work, the course is aimed at managers, safety representatives and supervisors with responsibility for confined space operations, and considers the legislative framework for managing confined space operations safely and the process of personnel, training and equipment selection.

This one-day course provides personnel with a thorough understanding of the potential hazards and management controls required to safely carry out work in confined spaces.

The Work at Height and Rescue elements of this course are aimed at personnel who use work at height equipment in the execution of their duties, who have responsibility for at-height operations or who may oversee the rescue/recovery of a casualty.

The course will introduce the principles and equipment involved in work at height systems and, through a combination of classroom and practical work, the process of a safe and systematic approach to working at height operations. The course also identifies the requirements for emergency and rescue planning as part of the risk assessment process.

The confined space elements of the course are designed to ensure that all personnel who are liable to be exposed to working in a confined space/vessel have a thorough understanding of the potential hazards of confined spaces/vessel entry, and to enable delegates to undertake their jobs in such areas safely.