Advanced Confined Space Entry 2 Day
Face to Face
Advanced Confined Space Entry builds on core skills and adds higher risk tasks. Students gain practical capability in permit systems and atmospheric testing, within the limits of workplace procedures and controls. This course suits first time confined space workers who, or workers moving into permit and safety support roles. Accredited units in this training are:
- Regulations and legislation
- Confined space definitions and classification
- Roles and responsibilities of duty holders, permit issuers, entrants and standby persons
- Confined space risk management framework
- Conducting formal hazard analysis
- Risk assessment methods and documentation
- Hierarchy of hazard control
- Development of safe work procedures
- Permit to work systems and permit types
- Issuing, amending, suspending and cancelling permits
- Isolation planning and lock out tag out
- Atmospheric hazards and exposure standards
- Gas testing equipment selection, calibration and use
- Pre entry and continuous atmospheric monitoring
- Ventilation design and air quality control
- Selection and use of personal protective equipment
- Respiratory protection selection and fit requirements
- Entry and exit procedures
- Use of harnesses, lifelines and mechanical retrieval systems
- Communication systems and standby person duties
- Working safely in complex confined spaces
- Monitoring compliance with permit conditions
- Emergency management and rescue planning
- Rescue equipment selection and use
- Practical rescue techniques and team coordination
- First aid considerations for confined space incidents
- Post entry review and permit close out
- Lunch, or buy from nearby cafes
- Safety footwear
- Sturdy work clothing
- Suitable UV protection
- Warm clothing for cold conditions
- Hold a valid USI
- Weigh less than 120 kg
- Be comfortable working at heights
- Be comfortable in confined spaces. Not be claustrophobic
- Minimum age 15 (under 18 requires parent/guardian consent)
- Be physically fit to climb vertical ladders, bending, kneeling, lifting, wearing harness and associated gear
- Be physically fit to crawl in awkward postures in a confined space
- Have sufficient language, literacy and numeracy skills to participate in the course
Students deemed competent will be issued with a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment as required by the Australian Qualifications Framework. Statements are issued by Safe Work Training RTO 21604.To keep skills and knowledge current, Safe Work Training recommends refresher training every 1 to 3 years in accordance with AS 2865 Confined spaces Units of Competency MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis MSMPER300 Issue work permits MSMPER205 Enter confined space MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit
Units of Competency
- MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit
- MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres
- MSMPER205 Enter confined space
- MSMPER300 Issue work permits
- MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis
What is the unit of competency?
MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis MSMPER300 Issue work permits MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres MSMPER205 Enter confined space
What certificate will I receive?
Statement of Attainment for: MSMWHS201 Conduct hazard analysis MSMPER300 Issue work permits MSMPER200 Work in accordance with an issued permit MSMWHS217 Gas test atmospheres MSMPER205 Enter confined space
When will I receive my certificate?
We issue certificates at the end of each training day
Is this course nationally accredited?
Yes. You can check this at https://training.gov.au/Organisation/Details/21604/summary
How long is the course?
2 days. 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
Are there any training course prerequisites?
Unique Student Identifier (USI): Required for all participants. Create or retrieve your USI at www.usi.gov.au. Language Proficiency: Basic understanding of reading and writing in English. Physical Ability: Ability to climb ladders and carry out physical activities.
What is a USI?
All students enrolling in nationally recognised training in Australia need to obtain a Unique Student Identifier (USI). A USI is an exclusive 10-digit number consisting of letters and numbers that will be used to link a student’s account to all their training records.
Are there any educational training course prerequisites?
Yes. Students need to have competed the confined space entry training in the last 3 years
Is there a minimum age?
Yes. At least 15 years old. Parental consent is required if under 18.
How often is refresher training?
Every 3 years This is based on industry standards. The regulations state that “training must be refreshed regularly”. And does not clarify “regularly”
How do I book into a Public Course?
Visit our website www.safeworktraining.com.au, call us on 5442 5449, or email us admin@safeworktraining.com.au
Can you do the course to be at our workplace?
Call us on 5442 5449, or email us admin@safeworktraining.com.au and we’ll send you a proposal and some suggested dates
Who needs to do this course?
The two-day course is for students who have completed confined space entry training in the past 3 years. Anyone working inside or in relation to confined spaces. Examples: Person entering confined space Person acting as standby Emergency and rescue teams Entering tanks, pits, or vessels Performing maintenance in enclosed spaces Conducting atmospheric testing Working under a permit system
Where is the training held?
Bendigo Safe Work Training Centre. 72 Powells Avenue, East Bendigo VIC 3552
What do I need to bring on the day?
Please bring your USI. You can bring your lunch or there are lunch venues nearby.
What do I wear on the day?
Wear closed shoes. Runners are okay. No thongs. Wear long sleeve shirt, long pants. Be sure to bring a good jacket because you may be outside. All PPE and equipment is provided.
Do I need to bring my own safety equipment?
No. Other than suitable clothing for the weather, we provide all PPE and equipment.
Do I need to be physically fit?
Yes. You must be physically capable of using a harness, climb ladders, awkward postures, crawling, and performing practical tasks inside a confined space.
Do I need Government ID?
No.
What Government ID do I need?
A current, government-issued photo ID Examples: Australian driver’s licence Passport Proof-of-age card Keypass card
What if I have an injury or medical condition?
Support is available. Contact us before booking so we can discuss your needs with the trainer and ensure a safe, inclusive training , inclusive training experience.
What if English is my second language?
Support is available. Let us know when booking if you need additional help during training
What if my reading and writing is not very good?
Support is available. Let us know when you enrol – we’ll work with you to ensure you can complete the course successfully.
What if I fail?
We aim to support every student to succeed. If you require extra help, we may provide one-on-one coaching, additional practice, or self-paced learning options to help you meet the assessment requirements.
Available Course Dates
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