This two-day course is delivered in simulated confined space environments and is designed for those working in medium-risk settings. It covers safe entry and exit procedures, emergency response, and certifies participants for both entrant and entry controller roles.
Suitable for individuals with varying levels of experience, this course supports compliance with health and safety regulations and promotes safer working practices in confined environments. Flexible delivery options are available to meet your organisation’s specific requirements.
The course will cover:
Prepare for safe working in medium-risk confined spaces
Enter and exit confined spaces using safe practices
Operate equipment and tools correctly and safely
Follow safe working procedures and maintain best practices
Respond effectively to emergencies
Understand key principles of working in medium-risk confined spaces
Recognise the duties and responsibilities of an entry controller
Apply standard protocols for safe operations in medium-risk confined spaces
Courses are held in Fife, but can also be arranged at other locations across the UK.
Candidates need to pass a written test and a practical assessment to pass this course and receive certification.
Candidates can choose to receive an in-house certificate or for an additional fee, a City & Guilds certificate.
This course is suitable for anyone required to enter and work in medium-risk confined spaces, where safe entry and exit, correct use of equipment and tools, adherence to procedures, and effective emergency response are essential.
There are no formal entry requirements or prerequisites for this course, but candidates must be physically fit and clean shaven where possible.
Low risk, high risk, and refresher courses are also available on request.
2 days
You can book this course by contacting our team directly.
Our Raeburn Training academies are beneficial for both employers and individuals. With our bespoke training academies we can ensure that new entrants to industries or organisations can be provided with the initial training they require to be safe, compliant, and prepared for their new role.
