Confined Spaces Course

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The Confined Spaces Course is designed for:

Professionals who need to work in environments with limited access and natural ventilation, where risks such as suffocation, poisoning, or explosion may occur.

It is ideal for:

• Technicians working in drains, wells, tanks, silos, and trenches.

• Maintenance teams in industrial facilities.

• Construction and civil engineering personnel.

• Companies requiring compliance with national regulations on confined space entry.

Objetivo

The Confined Spaces Course equips participants with the knowledge and skills to:

• Identify and classify confined spaces.

• Recognize general and specific risks (asphyxiation, poisoning, explosion).

• Apply preventive measures to reduce hazards.

• Use and interpret work permits for confined space entry.

• Measure and evaluate the internal atmosphere with detection equipment.

• Perform rescues and evacuations in emergency situations.

• Use breathing apparatus and anchor systems for safety.

This ensures workers can operate safely and efficiently in confined environments.

Requisitos del curso

• Must be of legal age.
• Must have adequate health and physical condition for the activity and to perform work at heights or in limited space conditions.

Duración del curso

The training lasts for 8 hours, completed in a single intensive training day.

Certificación y Validez

Participants receive an official Confined Spaces certificate, valid for 3 years.

This certification is recognized by employers across industries where confined space entry and rescue are required.

Precio del curso

The price of the course is €160.

It includes training materials, hands-on practice, and official certification.

Contenido del curso

The Confined Spaces Course provides comprehensive preparation for safely carrying out tasks in confined spaces, ensuring compliance with safety requirements and emergency protocols.

• Legislation: analysis of the current regulations applicable to work in confined spaces.
• Definition and types of confined spaces: identification and classification of areas, differentiating between open or closed.
• General and specific risks: evaluation of risks such as asphyxiation, poisoning, and explosion.
• Preventive measures: strategies to reduce risks before entry.
• Entry authorization and work permits: formal procedures to authorize access to confined spaces.
• Measurement and evaluation of internal atmosphere: use of detection and analysis equipment to monitor atmospheric conditions.
• Emergency response: planning and appropriate responses to emergencies.
• Use of breathing equipment and practical training: practice in the use of self-contained breathing apparatus.
• Anchor lines and rescue: application of anchor lines and rescue and evacuation techniques in confined spaces.