Confined Spaces: Entry Team Training - Construction Activities - Streaming Video Training Program - English

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• The new OSHA Standard requires that companies that do construction activities must "ensure that each of its employees who enter a permit-required confined space acquires the knowledge and skill necessary for the safe performance of confined space entry operations"
• Addresses initial and refresher training requirements for the core members of entry team:
  • Authorized entrants
  • Attendants
  • Entry supervisors
• Covers general aspects of working safely in confined spaces while ensuring compliance with the training requirements of the new regulation
• Ready-to-use training program includes several components
• Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired

What's Included

• 27-minute video - Provides an overview of the hazards inherent to permit-required confined spaces on construction jobsites; precautions that must be taken before a confined space is entered; how to recognize and avoid unsafe conditions; and proper use of required protective and emergency equipment.
  • Introduction
  • Characteristics of confined spaces and the risks of working in them.
  • OSHA requirements that employees need to know.
  • How to stay safe when working around a confined space.
  • Employer requirements for identifying and classifying confined spaces.
  • Hazards of confined spaces:
    • Atmospheric hazards
    • Engulfment Hazards
    • Configuration Hazards
    • Physical hazards
  • Precautions to be taken before entering a confined space:
    • The entry permit.
    • Hazardous atmosphere tests.
    • Controlling engulfment, mechanical, electrical and pressure hazards.
  • The confined space entry team and their roles.
  • Safe entry of a confined space:
    • The steps of a typical pre-entry sequence.
    • The steps of a typical entry sequence, including cancellation requirements.
    • Proper use of required protective equipment.
    • How to recognize and avoid hazards while in the space.
    • Communication requirements.
  • Planning for a rescue:
    • The steps of a typical rescue procedure.
    • Examples of confined space accidents.
    • Why untrained workers must never attempt a rescue.
• Bonus Materials
  • Quiz (10 questions with video remediation)
  • Note to Trainers (running time: 4 minutes)
  • Review Video (running time: 10 minutes)
• Trainer Guide
• Powerpoint® Presentation (1)
• Quiz Bank (with Answer Key)
• Learning Activities (with Answer Keys)
• Images (9)
• Posters (2)

What's Covered

After completing this program, learners will understand:

• How to recognize the signs, symptoms, and characteristic effects of exposure to confined space hazards
• Precautions that must be taken before a confined space is entered
• How to recognize and avoid unsafe conditions
• Proper use of required protective and emergency equipment
• The role of the emergency rescue team