Confined Space Rescue Training

Overview:
The Confined Space Rescue Training is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to perform safe and effective rescue operations in confined or limited-access environments. This training follows Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations and international rescue standards, ensuring personnel competence in high-risk situations.

Target Participants:

• Emergency Response Teams
• Maintenance and Technical Personnel
• Occupational Safety Specialists
• Supervisors and Field Operators

Training Objectives:

• Identify the characteristics and risks of confined spaces.
• Understand atmospheric hazards, ventilation, and gas detection.
• Use personal protective equipment (PPE) and breathing apparatus effectively.
• Learn communication methods and rescue coordination within confined environments.
• Apply correct rescue techniques and evacuation procedures.
• Develop emergency response planning and teamwork skills.

Training Content:

• Introduction to Confined Space Hazards
• Legal Framework and OHS Regulations
• Risk Assessment and Safety Procedures
• PPE and Respiratory Protection
• Atmospheric Measurement and Ventilation
• Entry and Exit Techniques
• Rescue Equipment Setup and Operation
• Communication and Command Structure
• Rescue Scenarios and Simulations
• Post-Rescue Procedures and Reporting

Training Details:

• Duration: 2 Days (16 Hours)
• Method: Theoretical and Practical Sessions
• Trainers: Certified North Academy Rescue Instructors
• Certification: Issued upon successful completion of theory and practical assessment