Confined Space Rescue
Who should attend?
All staff who enter; act as a standby or who work near Confined Spaces. This training includes Breathing Apparatus Training.
Course participants will learn:
This course will cover theoretical and practical elements of Confined Space Rescue. It provides the skills and knowledge for those who may be required to undertake a rescue in a confined space, where hazardous atmospheres may be present. This course is designed to give participants an understanding of legislative and administrative requirements, entry and rescue equipment and atmospheric monitoring requirements.
Topics include:
- Acts, Standards and Regulations
- Entry Procedures
- Entrapment and Engulfment
- Lockout/Tagout
- Equipment (use and checks)
- Stretcher rescue systems
- ERT Responsibilities
- Management’s position
- Practical drills
- Site Requirements and Emergency Plans
- First Response Actions
- Rescue priorities (inc patient access and handling)
- Safety and Risk ID
- Atmospheric Monitoring
- Breathing Apparatus
- Rescue hauling systems
Qualification
Nationally Accredited Training Modules
Participate in a rescue operation (PUASAR001B)
Operate breathing apparatus open circuit (PUAFIR207B)
Work in a team (PUATEA001B)
Prevent injury (PUAFIR201B)
Monitor hazardous atmospheres (PUAFIR307B)
Flexible Learning environment
At your workplace or at a suitable training location
Course Duration
2 days for participants with Breathing Apparatus training
3 days for participants with no Breathing Apparatus training
What will your organisation receive?
- Certificates for individual participants
- Certificate of Compliance for your Health and Safety Office compliance file
- Copies of Trainer/Course Evaluation sheets
How to Book
Book using our Online Booking System or call 1300 666 101
