Confined Spaces – High Risk N702C

Course Objectives for N702
Confined Spaces – High Risk

Working in a high-risk confined space is one of the most dangerous activities in any industry. The term "high risk" typically refers to a permit-required confined space (permit space) , which, due to its potential for serious hazards, requires a formal, written safety procedure for every entry .
This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the key principles and mandatory safety measures for managing high-risk confined space entries, drawing from international regulations and industry best practices.

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Course Objectives for N702
Confined Spaces – High Risk

➢ Have a basic understanding of the industry, the dangers of working in confined spaces and their responsibilities as an operative
➢ To be able to enter & traverse a confined space individually and as part of a team in a trained, competent manner
➢ Defining confined spaces
➢ Managing confined spaces
➢ Gas detection – Hazardous atmospheres
➢ NPORS classification and applications of the types of categories under their control for low, medium and high risk working
➢ Diseases / Hygiene
➢ Working at height – Harnesses, tripod and winch
➢ Emergency escape breathing apparatus
➢ Manning levels and communication
➢ Self-contained breathing apparatus
➢ Traverse procedures