Confined Space

• Certificate of Completion: Immediate download upon passing.
• Approximate Duration: 2 hours.
• Validity: Accepted across Canadian provinces for crane operation awareness.
• Exam Requirement: A passing score of 80% is required. Unlimited exam retakes allowed.

Course Topics

• Introduction to confined spaces and regulatory definitions.
• Identifying confined space hazards (atmospheric, physical, mechanical, biological).
• Roles and responsibilities of entrants, attendants, and supervisors.
• Hazard assessment, entry permits, and isolation procedures.
• Atmospheric testing, ventilation, and continuous monitoring.
• Emergency response planning and rescue procedures.
• Safe work practices and communication protocols during entry operations.

Who Should Take This Course?

• Construction, maintenance, and industrial workers who may enter or work near confined spaces.
• Safety officers, supervisors, and site managers overseeing confined space operations.
• Contractors, inspectors, and emergency response personnel.
• New workers requiring awareness-level certification or individuals seeking refresher training.

Course Features

• 100% online and self-paced learning with full mobile access.
• Engaging visuals, real-world case examples, and interactive hazard simulations.
• Knowledge quizzes and final assessment with instant certificate download.
• Covers both awareness and refresher-level training requirements.
• Based on industry standards and Canadian regulatory compliance.

Compliance Standards

• CSA Z1006 – Management of Work in Confined Spaces.
• Canada Labour Code Part II – Occupational Health and Safety Regulations.
• WorkSafeBC Part 9, OHS Regulation – Confined Spaces.
• WSIB, CNESST, and other provincial occupational safety regulations.
• Employer and worker responsibilities as defined under applicable OHS legislation.

Learning Outcomes

• Identify what qualifies as a confined space and the key associated hazards.
• Understand roles, responsibilities, and safe entry requirements.
• Recognize the importance of air testing, ventilation, and rescue readiness.
• Apply safe work practices that ensure regulatory compliance and worker protection.