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Confined Space Entry: High Risk (CSC03)
This course is about working in confined space environments that have non-standard entries and which, in consequence, makes rescue difficult.
Entry may involve complex entry procedures and there will be work-specific controls and rescue arrangements. It will entail the use of a self-contained open-circuit breathing apparatus, specialist detection equipment, and resuscitation equipment.
It will require the presence of personnel who have designated responsibilities for controlling entry and dealing with emergencies (6160-04).
This course can be conducted on your site using our Mobile Training Unit.
Course Contents
- Definition of a confined space (HSE, C&G, Water UK NC1-NC4 classifications)
- Specified risks
- Duties under the regulations, preventing the need for entry
- Risk assessment and hazard identification
- Atmospheric hazards and gases
- Principles and use of gas detectors
- Safe systems of work and permits to work
- Roles, responsibilities and entry controller duties
- Inspection and use escape sets and working breathing apparatus
- Pre-use checks of equipment including correct donning and adjustment of harnesses
- Inspection and applications of tripods, winches and fall arrest equipment
Learning Outcomes
- Prepare to work safely in high risk confined spaces
- Enter and exit high risk confined spaces safely
- Prepare and use self-contained open circuit breathing apparatus in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions
- Use equipment and tools safely, and in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions
- Follow procedures and work safely
- Deal with emergencies
- Use appropriate behaviour when working in high risk confined spaces
- Understand legislation governing working in high risk confined spaces
- Apply appropriate industry specific knowledge for working in high risk confined spaces
Important
Important: Candidates will be required to prove they can achieve a face seal when using the Breathing Apparatus. In accordance with HSG53, tight-fitting RPE will only provide effective protection if the wearer is clean shaven.
Course Assessment
- Direct observation of an entry into a high risk confined space
- Written test in line with the National Occupational Standards
Download course overview
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Three Days -
Maximum of 8 people
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Training Academy or on-site
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Eurosafe Certificate
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Valid for 3 years
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City & Guilds L2 6160-03 available
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In accordance with Confined Space Regulations 1997 and National Occupational Standards
Course Reviews
Instructor was great
18 December 2024
The course was very informative and engaging.
3 October 2024
Great course, relevant to my role and tutor was very knowledgeable and engaging.
3 October 2024
Well balanced great information given with good practical
12 September 2024
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