Confined Spaces Training

Confined Spaces Training

Enter and Work in Confined Spaces (RII) aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

Work at Heights Training

This course is aimed at providing candidates with the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake work at heights safely and competently, covering selection, inspection and safe use of equipment; risk management; and requirements of relevant Australian Standards, company procedures and legislation. The course practically applies these and other safe work practices.

RIIWHS202D Enter and Work in Confined Spaces

Confined Space Training aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

MSAPMPER200C Work in accordance with an issued permit This unit aims to ensure that people working under a permit to work understand the system, know the limitations of the permit under which they are working and comply with all the requirements of the permit. The people to whom this unit applies may be called 'permit recipients' or 'permit holders' by some organisations. Some organisations call 'permits' 'clearances'

MSAPMOHS217 Gas test atmospheres In a typical scenario an individual may be required to carry out gas testing of an atmosphere prior to entering a specific area or workspace. The competency requires the person to interpret readings and take actions based on the interpretation.

Enter and Work in Confined Spaces

Enter and Work in Confined Spaces aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

Gas Test Atmospheres

Employing the correct detection and monitoring techniques of potentially hazardous gases is a crucial aspect of entering and working in confined spaces or other applicable environments.

This course aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake testing and sampling of hazardous environments, including:

• types and selection of gas detectors,
• sampling regimes and techniques,
• inspections and maintenance,
• calibration and bump tests,
• risk management when sampling,
• gas types,
• characteristics and toxicity,
• lower and upper explosive limits,
• permits,
• company gas testing procedures and applicable legislation.

Confined Space Training

Confined Spaces Training aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

This program aims to provide candidates with the necessary skills to safely wear Breathing Apparatus in a hazardous or toxic environment. The course covers the following:

• Equipment and pre-donning inspections
• Correct donning of breathing apparatus
• Operate breathing apparatus
• Move and search in a reduced visibility environment - smoke, dust, darkness
• Communication procedures and the use of control tally boards
• Use of Breathing Apparatus in emergencies and/or first response situations
• Cleaning, maintenance and storage of Breathing Apparatus

Safer Together and the Queensland Natural Gas E&P Industry has recently implemented the Common Industry Competencies (CIC) Standard. This standard will enhance the safety competency of all personnel in the industry whilst driving consistency and cost efficiency to recognise standards of competency for industry workers.

Starting 1 July, 2017, new starters and existing workers within the Queensland Natural Gas E&P Industry must ensure they hold current competencies in the below 6 courses. These courses will now need to be regularly renewed during the periods stated below.

This package course contains the below 6 units of competency. These courses may not run consecutively.

Confined Spaces - Refresher required every 3 years

Confined Space Training Brisbane aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

Gas Test Atmospheres - Refresher required every 3 years

Employing the correct detection and monitoring techniques of potentially hazardous gases is a crucial aspect of entering and working in confined spaces or other applicable environments.

This course aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake testing and sampling of hazardous environments, including:

• types and selection of gas detectors,
• sampling regimes and techniques,
• inspections and maintenance,
• calibration and bump tests,
• risk management when sampling,
• gas types,
• characteristics and toxicity,
• lower and upper explosive limits,
• permits,
• company gas testing procedures and applicable legislation.

Operate Breathing Apparatus - Refresher required every year

This program aims to provide candidates with the necessary skills to safely wear Breathing Apparatus in a hazardous or toxic environment. The course covers the following:

• Equipment and pre-donning inspections
• Correct donning of breathing apparatus
• Operate breathing apparatus
• Move and search in a reduced visibility environment - smoke, dust, darkness
• Communication procedures and the use of control tally boards
• Use of Breathing Apparatus in emergencies and/or first response situations
• Cleaning, maintenance and storage of Breathing Apparatus

CPR - Refresher required every year

CPR - Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation course looks at the application of compressions and rescue breathing when a person is unresponsive and breathing abnormally. This course covers CPR to sustain brain function and life until medical support arrives. This course follows ARC guidelines.

First Aid - Refresher required every 3 years

This provides the participants with the skills and knowledge to confidently manage emergency situations, providing care for the ill or injured until medical aid arrives. The course includes CPR.

It is suitable to both people in workplaces and members of the public who want training in first aid. All components of the course are written to the ARC guidelines.

Work at Heights - Refresher required every 3 years

This training is aimed at providing candidates with the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake work at heights safely and competently, covering selection, inspection and safe use of equipment, risk management, and requirements of relevant Australian Standards, company procedures and legislation.

This nationally recognised course is designed for individuals who are required to implement rope based rescues to save personnel from confined spaces. These individuals may work alone or as a part of a multi-disciplinary team. Our training can be customised to suit scenarios related to your work place, with various types of equipment used dependant on the rescues complexity.

This qualification reflects the roles of individuals who perform routine tasks and procedures, using practical skills and fundamental operational knowledge, to take responsibility for the quality of work outcomes. This RII20115 Certificate II in Resources and Infrastructure (Drilling & Workover Stream) is a pathway qualification and will prepare individuals to successfully undertake a sector specific training package or other relevant Certificate III level qualifications. Please note this course covers all the Safer Together Common Industry Competencies (CIC).

This course is based on the national unit of competency – RIIWHS202D Enter and Work in Confined Spaces. It’s appropriate for those working in operational roles undertaking work in confined spaces. The purpose of this training is to substantially reduce the risk of a confined space incident at your workplace, and to ensure that your workplace has adequate confined space safety procedures in place.

This course addresses the need for personnel who issue work permits to understand the permit system, know the limitations of each permit and make decisions regarding the need for and correct use of each permit. It covers the issuance of any and all permits. It applies to the issuing of permits covering a single plant or plant area such as might be an operators scope of responsibility.

Confined Spaces Training aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to safely and competently enter and work in confined spaces. Training and assessment is compliant with AS2865 including but not limited to:

• Applicable legislations and company confined space procedures
• Definitions and types of confined spaces
• Hazard identification and risk management procedures
• Hazardous atmospheres including gas monitoring techniques
• Isolation, purging, ventilation; permits and authority
• Roles and responsibilities of team including standby
• Rescue equipment and procedures
• Industry case studies

Employing the correct detection and monitoring techniques of potentially hazardous gases is a crucial aspect of entering and working in confined spaces or other applicable environments. This course aims to give participants the necessary skills and knowledge to undertake testing and sampling of hazardous environments, including: types and selection of gas detectors; sampling regimes and techniques; inspections and maintenance; calibration and bump tests; risk management when sampling; gas types, characteristics and toxicity; lower and upper explosive limits; permits; company gas testing procedures and applicable legislation.

This program aims to provide candidates with the necessary skills to safely wear Breathing Apparatus in a hazardous or toxic environment. The course covers the following:

• Equipment and pre-donning inspections
• Correct donning of breathing apparatus
• Operate breathing apparatus
• Move and search in a reduced visibility environment - smoke, dust, darkness
• Communication procedures and the use of control tally boards
• Use of Breathing Apparatus in emergencies and/or first response situations
• Cleaning, maintenance and storage of Breathing Apparatus

This unit aims to ensure that people working under a permit to work understand the system, know the limitations of the permit under which they are working and comply with all the requirements of the permit. The people to whom this unit applies may be called 'permit recipients' or 'permit holders' by some organisations. Some organisations call 'permits' 'clearances'