Confined Space Entry Classroom Only
- Confined Spaces
- Anfeald Course # CON 302
- 4.0 Hours Nominal
- Colorado Certified Water Professionals Training Units: Contact Anfeald
Target Audience
Anfeald’s classroom-only confined space entry course, CON 302, is for learners involved with entry into permit-required confined spaces who have arranged for hands on practice and skill-evaluation with Anfeald (CON 303) or others. Successful completion helps learners complete safe and compliant entry operations for most industries including construction, general industry, oil/gas, and others.
Summary
This course provides entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors with knowledge to help them safely take part in permit-required confined space entry activities. This is classroom training only. It excludes hands on practice and evaluation and it does not meet the minimum regulatory requirements for entry training unless accompanied by Anfeald’s CON 302 course, CON 301, or their equivalent. Select this course if you are supplementing this session with your own your own hands on practice and evaluation, or you intend to book Anfeald’s CON 303 course.
This course touches on basic non-entry rescue concepts, however, employers must provide rescue training appropriate for the hazards and in compliance with safety and health regulations.
If you are looking for the complete one-day confined space entry training, refer to Anfeald’s CON 301 course. If you are looking for confined space entry competent person training, refer to CON 501.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, learners will:
- List common confined space hazards and appropriate corrective actions and procedures to address them
- Explain knowledge of the three functional confined space entry roles (entrant, attendant, supervisor) and list the core responsibilities of each role
- Explain how to properly set up and use their organization’s confined space entry equipment
- Explain how to properly set up and use ventilation to control atmospheric hazards
- Explain the proper use of a portable gas detector with emphasis on interpreting gas-detector readings
- Explain the signs and symptoms of entrant overexposure to common chemical classes
- Explain how to recognize when entrant evacuation is required
Facility, Classroom, and Other Needs
Facility, classroom, and equipment needs:
- Display screen with HDMI input or screen and projector (let us know in advance if we need to bring a projector and screen)
- Comfortable seating, table space, and writing materials for each learner
- Sufficient space considering the anticipated headcount
- Uninterrupted time for learners
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