Why Confined Space training?
Confined spaces come in many forms – silos, tanks, pipes, shafts – and are not always obvious. Trenches and tanks may trap poisonous gases despite being shallow and open to the air. Other spaces may appear to offer easy access but would make retrieval of a casualty very difficult.
Our courses give workers the knowledge they need to first recognise confined spaces, and then plan and carry out work safely within them.
Confined Space Training Levels
Do employees need confined space training?
The Confined Spaces regulations 1997 States that .
“Employers are required to provided such information, instruction, training and supervision as is necessary to ensure the health safety at work of employees. Specific training for work in confined spaces will depend on an individual’s previous experience and the type of work they will be doing.”
At Access Techniques we offer a course that covers the broad spectrum of work that is carried out in industrial environments. We can also specifically tailor training to the environment your employees will be working in.
Introduction to Confined Spaces (low risk)
Simple, unobstructed entry with adequate natural ventilation. No foreseeable development of atmospheric hazards. Non-Entry rescue.
No experience necessary.
1 day, £154.17 per person + VAT
Confined Space including Escape BA (medium risk)
More complex entry with minimal natural ventilation. Development of atmospheric hazards possible during work. Entry based rescue. No experience necessary.
This course can be tailored for Rope Access Technicians.
1 day, £250 per person + VAT
Confined Space High Risk and Rescue
Atmospheric hazards present (typically requires full breathing apparatus), complex entry, entry based rescue required. No experience necessary
No experience necessary
3 days, £450 + VAT
All courses are run at our centre in Sheffield.
Discounts are available for multiple bookings
Bespoke courses are also available upon request, please get in touch with your requirements.