Confined Space Entry & Rescue - 3 Day
Safe entry, atmospheric monitoring, permits and rescue technique.
Course overview
Confined spaces — tanks, vessels, pits, sewers and voids — combine restricted access with atmospheric and physical hazards that can turn fatal in minutes, often taking would-be rescuers with the original casualty. Competent entry and rescue training is a legal and moral necessity.
Agora delivers practical, standards-aligned confined space training covering safe entry, atmospheric monitoring, permit-to-work, breathing apparatus and, critically, rescue technique — at your site with your equipment wherever possible.
Who should attend
- Confined space entrants and attendants
- Rescue team members and standby personnel
- Supervisors issuing confined-space permits
- Oil & Gas, construction, utilities and maintenance teams
What you'll learn
- Confined space hazards, legislation and codes of practice
- Risk assessment and the permit-to-work system
- Atmospheric testing and gas monitoring
- Safe entry procedures, PPE and breathing apparatus
- Emergency planning and rescue techniques
- Practical entry and rescue scenarios
Assessment and certification
- Theory assessment covering hazards, permits and procedures.
- A hands-on practical assessment of safe entry and rescue technique.
- Successful delegates receive an accredited confined space certificate appropriate to their level.
Frequently asked questions
How long is confined space training?
Depending on level (entrant, attendant or rescue), typically one to three days including practical assessment.
Do you train at our site?
Yes — onsite delivery with your equipment and scenarios is ideal so competence transfers directly to the job.
Does it cover rescue?
Yes — safe entry and rescue technique, including breathing apparatus, are core to the course.
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All Local and in-house courses
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