Confined Space Online

Confined Space Online Training: Essential Safety Awareness

Working in confined spaces poses serious risks, including toxic atmospheres, engulfment, and restricted movement, making proper training critical. The Confined Space Online Course equips workers with the knowledge to identify hazards, implement controls, and safely enter, work, and exit confined spaces. Topics include confined space hazards, entry procedures, atmospheric testing, ventilation, emergency response, and regulatory compliance.

Flexible Self-Paced Online Learning

Our self-paced online training allows learners to gain critical confined space safety knowledge on their own schedule. Accessible on any device, the course lets participants progress at a convenient pace. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate via email, validating their competency in confined space safety.

Confined Space Training – Compliance Requirement

OSHA and industry regulations require proper confined space training for all personnel who enter or work near these areas. This course meets regulatory standards by covering hazard identification, safe entry procedures, and emergency preparedness, ensuring compliance with workplace safety requirements.

Continuing Education Units (CEUs) – IACET Accreditation

Participants can earn 0.8 IACET CEUs by meeting the following requirements:

• 100% attendance in the Confined Space Class

• Completion of the Continuing Education and Training Registration Form

• Active participation in all class exercises, as determined by the course instructor

• Completion of pre- and post-quiz assessments

• Achievement of the minimum passing score on the final exam

• Submission of an end-of-course evaluation form with the participant’s name

Learning Objectives

Upon completing the confined space training, participants will be able to:

• Understand the hazards associated with confined spaces, including oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, and engulfment risks

• Identify roles and responsibilities of entrants, attendants, and supervisors

• Apply safe entry procedures, including permit-required protocols

• Conduct atmospheric testing and use appropriate ventilation techniques

• Properly use personal protective equipment (PPE) for confined spaces

• Respond effectively to emergencies and rescue scenarios

• Comply with OSHA regulations and workplace safety standards