Confined Space (Train The Trainer)

Level: Advanced | Type: Classroom | Discipline: Health and Safety

Course Objective

  • Confined Spaces are high-risk areas. Therefore, trainees must understand how to not only work in these conditions, but how to also rescue personnel in the confined space safely without risk to workers and other personnel.
  • This course helps to assess the importance of identifying different types of confined spaces, based on the permit-to-work system.
  • The roles and responsibilities of all personnel in the confined space are defined. Risks and hazards with confined space systems are also assessed, based on the type of confined space and the nature of the work being done, shall also be assessed.
  • The trainee should also understand how to follow the workplace procedures in the confined space, be able to identify any hazards from the confined space based on those procedures, and based on that how to evacuate safely if something goes wrong. 
  • Trainees shall also be assessed on the training process throughout the implementation of Train The Trainer modules which correlate with the training criteria.
  • To become an effective trainer, there are a variety of important prospects that are essential to make sure that they can relay information to their trainees in an effective and creative manner.
  • It is important that trainers are taught and can demonstrate presentation and communication skills to be able to effectively relay any type of information they wish to their trainees. Therefore, this course is designed to benefit and help participants to develop, organize, and deliver effective training and to know how to assess the success of the training. Participants learn how to apply different training methods for engaging participants, how to provide training materials in a structured, clearly written manner, how to deliver an interactive presentation, and how to apply the knowledge based on educational research to achieve prescribed training goals.
The following points shall be discussed in the course:
  • Identify the characteristics of confined spaces 
  • Identify the characteristics of permit-required confined spaces (PRCS) 
  • Discuss definitions relating to confined spaces 
  • Identify the differences between General Industry and Construction confined space 
  • Look at expected injury reduction associated with confined space in the construction rule 
  • Identify the key components of a confined space plan 
  • Identify the duties of the entrant, attendant, and supervisor 
  • Identify the hazards in a confined space 
  • Understand eliminating hazards using Lock-out/Tag-out (LOTO) 
  • Understand ventilation practices 
  • Understand rescue preparation 
  • Understand employee rights
Certification:
  • There will be an additional cost for accredited international Certification per participant per course.

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  • The characteristics of the Confined Space
  • Hazards associated with Confined Space
  • The importance of using the Lock Out Tag Out System to assist in confined space safety when needed
  • Permit to Work System
  • Roles and Responsibilities associated with Confined Space work
  • Controls associated with the Confined Space System
  • Emergency evacuation and adequate response for each scenario.
  • Apply adult learning theories
  • Prepare an effective and clear course structure
  • Prepare participant-centered learning material and activities
  • Deliver the training by using training activities for different learning needs
  • Engage with different types of learners
  • Present material in a clear and engaging manner
  • Developing specific and appropriate on-the-job and off-the-job training
  • Create clearly written instructions and assessment criteria to assess the learning
  • Address challenging participants, questions, and behavior
  • Receive and provide effective feedback
  • Create evaluation forms and develop techniques to ensure application after the course completion

  • Supervisors and Team Leaders.
  • Safety Officers and Safety Supervisors who shall instruct and teach employees.
  • Safety Officers and Safety Supervisors that have previously taken Train The Trainer.
  • Training Department Employees.

  • Basic knowledge regarding Confined Spaces and Permit To Work Areas.


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