There are many workspaces€ that are considered confined spaces, they include but are not limited to: hospital rooms, manholes, tanks, underground vaults, storage bins, pits, silos, and pipelines. OSHA's Permit Required Confined Space Safety Regulation (29 CFR Part 1910.146) has a very broad definition for confined spaces. These products will be useful to a number of different types of facilities, including manufacturers, utilities, petroleum and chemical industries, hospitals and many others were employees may or may not come into contact with: potential hazardous material in a contained space, heat stress, potential entrapment and many others. These programs help facilities comply with all of OSHA's Permit Confined Space Regulations. The programs provide important training on: Authorized entrants, Attendants, The importance of PPE in a confined space, Entry supervisors, Rescue services, and Emergency personnel.

Related training topics that will work in conjunction with Confined Spaces Training: Indoor Air Quality, First Aid, Personal Protection Equipment, PPE Training

OSHA's Position On Confined Space Training

The number of risks that are associated with working in a confined space can be considerable. This is precisely the reason why OSHA has focused their efforts on creating a mandatory set of requirements and protocols that deal directly with these particular types of hazards. If your company engages in any type of work that may, one day, have the need for an employee to work in a confined space, you’ll be required to have those appropriate training materials as part of your training library. Fortunately, you won’t have to search for regulations and match them with various training resources. We have done the work for you and subsequently offer complete sets of confined spaces training videos that are matched to your particular work environment. The risks that are covered by our high quality all-encompassing OSHA-required confined space videos include:

• Dangerous pressure levels
• Electrical dangers
• Moving machinery parts that can cause injury
• Engulfment hazards
• Confined environments exposed to toxic materials
• Full compliance with OSHA training requirements

Our training videos can also feature a scenario illustration approach that draws in the full attention of the trainees. This unique approach to training presents a scripted high risk situation which features a compelling dangerous situation enactment and the proper protocols used to mitigate the danger. In addition, our training video sets can feature extras such as:

• English/Spanish availability
• Closed-captioning for the hearing impaired
• Instructor’s handbook
• Employee Handbooks
• Training tools that include; quizzes employee info card, posters, training log, audio/visual content.

All you need to do is to select the training materials that you need and you’ll be on your way to being OSHA-compliant! Please contact us with any questions that you may have.