Equipping individuals with the skills to operate safely for over 20 years.
Confined Space Training
Confined Space
- In Person
The Confined Space Entry & Monitor Training Program provides workers, attendants, and supervisors with the knowledge and practical skills to plan and perform safe work in confined spaces. This full-day, 8-hour course blends classroom instruction with practical exercises focused on atmospheric testing, hazard control, and emergency readiness.
Participants learn how to identify and classify confined spaces, complete entry permits, use gas monitoring equipment, and apply control measures to prevent incidents during entry or monitoring activities. The program also covers ventilation, isolation, and rescue planning, emphasizing both hazard recognition and sound decision-making on site.
Built around the principles of CSA Z1006 – Management of Work in Confined Spaces, this NCSO-approved course ensures national consistency with recognized Canadian safety standards. Training is available in English and Spanish, using equivalent, professionally translated materials to maintain accuracy and instructional quality.
- $250 / person
- Valid for 3 Years
The 3-year expiry is not a regulatory requirement (no matter what anyone else tells you). This is an industry best practice.
- 8 Hours
We budget for a full day of training. This isn’t a quick “put on a harness, then go home” course. It is a diligent training session.
Topics Covered
- Identification and definition of confined and restricted spaces
- Legislative and CSA standard requirements for confined space work
- Hazard identification, risk assessment, and control measures
- Atmospheric testing: oxygen, flammable gases, toxic contaminants
- Ventilation, isolation, and lockout procedures
- Confined space entry permits and documentation
- Roles and responsibilities of entrants, attendants, supervisors, and employers
- Emergency planning, communication, and rescue preparation
- Hands-on gas monitor use and permit completion activities