Course Description:                                                       Lesson Plan 

Maximum Students: 10

This 1 day course (8 Hours) is appropriate for those working in operational roles where they are required to enter and work in confined spaces.

This unit provides participant’s with the skills and knowledge required to enter and work in confined spaces in the Resources and Infrastructure Industries.

After successfully completing this course, applicants will have completed off-the-job training during which the following key theoretical and practical competencies were covered in relation to the Safe Entry and working in Confined Spaces:

• The requirements of AS 2865-2009
• Definitions of a confined space
• Roles of personnel involved in working in a confined space
• What defines a person as having entered a confined space
• Duties of a stand-by person
• Duties of a confined space permit issuer
• Duties of a Permit Holder
• Gas testing requirements, when and by whom
• Common gases found in confined spaces and the physical properties these gases
• Effects of these gasses on the body and treatment of persons that have been exposed to them
• Types of asphyxiates and effects of oxygen depletion
• NOSHC Exposure limits, STEL and TWA
• Pre-entry requirements, isolations, emergency plans, ventilation, communication
• Demonstrating of gas testing of a confined space
• Practical isolation of energy sources and placing locks and tags on a confined space
• Completing a confined space entry permit and standby / entrant log
• Two or three separate entries of a confined space
• Completion of a risk assessment/JSA/JHA for a confined space
• Practical training for the role of a standby person
• Use of rescue systems for a confined space
   

Licensing, legislative, regulatory and certification requirements that apply to this unit can vary between states, territories, and Industry sectors.  

The course comprises a written theory assessment, followed by a practical assessment. Participants need to have a strong command of the English language in order to complete the written assessment for these courses.

Language, literacy and numeracy requirements

• This unit requires the ability to interpret any permits or other documentation associated with confined space work. 
• Writing is required to the level of completing required workplace reports. 
• Numeracy is required to enable the determination of gas monitor test results and similar activities.
   

It is strongly recommended that prior to enrolling in this course, you take this Online Language, Literacy and Numeracy Indicator Test to evaluate your skills in:

• Reading,
• Writing,
• Learning,
• Oral Communication, and
• Numeracy.

These are the 5 core skills that make up the Australian Core Skills Framework (ACSF). These skills have been identified as the basic skills that a person needs in the community, classroom and workplace.

By taking this test, we will be better prepared to help you should the test determine any LLN issues.

    Take LLN Test

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Price: $425 per person (No GST for Nationally Accredited Training)

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Enrolling for a course is made easy by our online enrolment system. Simply click on the Enrol Myself or Enrol Employees buttons to enrol in a course.

A completed booking form must be submitted to the RTO Administrator, along with payment in order to secure a seat at the nominated training course.

Daysafe staff will email you confirmation upon receipt of your enrolment and payment. This will identify what you need to bring to the course. We will also send you an SMS message the day before to remind you.

Daysafe can deliver this course on your site (by appointment if pre-arranged) or at our fully equipped training facility in Karratha.

Daysafe Training Centre-Lot 2499 Coolawanyah Road Karratha Light Industrial Area (LIA) 
(Eaton Building's old shed) Cnr Pemberton Way.

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