Confined Space - 2111445
Overview
All people working in or around confined spaces face dangerous
conditions; 60% of deaths due to confined space incidents are of those
people trying to rescue someone else. The primary cause of death in
confined space accidents is a lack of oxygen. This online training
video explains the importance of taking safety precautions for working
as an entrant or attendant of a confined space.
OSHA Regulation 29 CFR 1910.146 is meant to protect those working in
and around confined spaces. This course outlines what OSHA defines as
a permit required confined space, and explains the dangers of confined
spaces which include toxic atmospheres, mechanical hazards, and
physical risks. Learners are instructed to follow set guidelines when
preparing and entering a confined space, and to become familiar with
an organization's rescue techniques.
Audience
Anyone who works as an entrant or attendant of a confined space.
Time Required
17 to 25 minutes
Topics Covered
• Introduction
• What Is A Confined Space?
• Protecting Yourself
• Entry Preparation
• Entering The Space
• Rescue Techniques
• Conclusion
