TRAINING · AWARENESS · COMPETENT PERSON
Confined Space
Entrant, attendant, and entry supervisor training, plus competent person training for construction confined spaces.
- Standard
- 29 CFR 1910.146 and 1926 Subpart AA
- Typical length
- Half day to full day, depending on role
- Format
- On site with your spaces and equipment
- You receive
- Certificates by role, sign in sheet, and permit templates on request
- Refresher
- When duties change, new hazards appear, or procedures are not followed. Rescue practice every year
Who needs it
- Anyone who enters tanks, vaults, pits, manholes, or crawl spaces
- Attendants and entry supervisors
- Rescue teams
- Contractors working in client permit spaces
What's covered
- Identifying permit required spaces
- Atmospheric testing and monitoring
- Entry permits and roles
- Ventilation and isolation
- Rescue planning and retrieval equipment
- Construction competent person duties
Built on sand or built on rock?
SANDA worker climbing into a tank without testing the air first.
ROCKEvery space evaluated, every entry permitted and monitored, and rescue ready before anyone goes in.
Common questions
What makes a space permit required?
A confined space with a serious hazard, like a dangerous atmosphere or engulfment risk, requires a permit, testing, an attendant, and a rescue plan.
Do you train rescue teams?
Yes, and we help you plan rescue practice each year.
Train your crew on confined space
On site, in English and Spanish, anywhere in the country. Every session documented for audits.
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