Every year, workers across Canada face serious risks when entering confined spaces—areas that can conceal hazards such as oxygen deficiency, toxic atmospheres, and engulfment dangers. This confined space safety training course provides a clear understanding of how to identify, assess, and control these risks under Canadian safety regulations.

Participants begin by learning the definition and regulatory framework of confined spaces, including the Canadian Occupational Health and Safety Regulations and jurisdictional differences across provinces. The course emphasizes the importance of hazard recognition, control measures, and teamwork to maintain safe work environments.

Learners also explore the distinct roles and responsibilities of each team member—the employer, entry supervisor, attendant, and entrant—along with how to complete confined space entry permits, conduct atmospheric testing, and select appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

Finally, this confined space safety training details emergency procedures, including self-rescue, non-entry rescue, and full entry rescue plans. Upon completion, participants will understand how to comply with Canadian safety standards and maintain a culture of safety during all confined space operations.

This course covers the following key topics:

• Introduction to Confined Spaces
• The Confined Space Team
• Before Entry Procedures
• Working in a Confined Space
• Hazards and Hazard Controls
• Emergency Response and Rescue

This online course takes approximately 1 hour to complete. Learners can pause and resume at any time, allowing flexible progress.

An 80% pass mark is required to successfully complete this confined space safety training. Learners may retake the test up to three times to achieve a passing score.

After finishing the course, participants can immediately download and print their certificate of completion.