At 360training.com, you're just a couple of clicks away from completing your confined space entry training requirements. Be informed about the safety practices and common hazards of confined spaces—without the hassles of traditional learning!

What is a confined space?

According to OSHA, a confined space is big enough for a worker to enter and perform his or her job. Due to its limited means of entry or exit, confined spaces are unsuitable for continuous occupancy. But not all confined spaces are created equal. A regulatory permit is required if the confined space meets one or more of the following criteria:

• Has—or has the potential to have—a hazardous atmosphere
• Has materials that may potentially engulf the entrant
• Has internal configurations that may trap or suffocate the entrant
• Has inwardly converging walls or downward–sloped floors that may trap or suffocate the entrant
• Has recognized health or safety risks

About 360training.com's Confined Space Training

This 8–hour course meets the permit–required training requirements specified in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146. 360training.com's online program explores the safety rules and risks for workers who must enter confined spaces—including (but not limited to) manholes, pipelines, pits, process vessels, silos, storage bins, tanks, and underground vaults.

Who should take the 8–Hour Confined Space Entry Training?

All employees who are involved in permit–required confined spaces must undergo proper training before initial work can begin. 360training.com's 8–Hour Confined Space Entry Training is ideal for supervisors, attendants, entrants, and rescue personnel who need a deeper understanding of the associated risks.

Upon completing the course and passing the final exam, students will be able to print the training certificate for documentation purposes. Additional training may be required depending on specific occupational regulations. Contact local authorities for complete training guidelines.