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CONFINED SPACE ATTENDANT TRAINING

19CONFAT

This class was created to prepare an employee to perform the duties of a Confined Space Attendant. The course is a combination of instructor-led lectures, classroom activities, and hands-on activities. During this program, participants will be introduced to the role of Confined Space Attendant and will be trained on the tasks commonly associated with that role. The course will address both the General Industry Standard (§1910.146) and the new Construction Standard (§1926 Subpart AA).

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify which OSHA standard addresses confined spaces in general industry
  • Identify which OSHA standard addresses confined spaces in construction
  • Explain the definition of a confined space
  • Explain the characteristics which make confined space permit required
  • Explain common physical hazards found in confined spaces
  • Explain common atmospheric hazards in confined spaces
  • Describe behavioral effects of hazard exposures
  • Explain the responsibilities of the Confined Space Attendant. [1910.146(i)]
  • Explain and recognize prohibited conditions
  • Explain when entry should not be made due to the severity of the hazards present. Understand proper air monitoring techniques, including selection of the appropriate monitoring equipment, describe the air monitoring equipment limitations, and describe how to properly perform the testing and how to interpret the results
  • Discuss methods of communicating with Entrants
  • Identify and explain the use of common rescue equipment used for non-entry

 

During the Hands-on, the class will:

  • Demonstrate the ability to recognize a confined space.
  • Demonstrate the ability to properly classify a confined space.
  • Perform the role of an Attendant.
  • Demonstrate how to recognize and identify common confined space hazards.
  • Demonstrate proper air monitoring operations and interpret the results.
  • Demonstrate recognizing prohibited conditions and evacuating the space.
  • Demonstrate both a vertical and horizontal non-entry rescue.

Trainees taking this course must wear work pants and closed-toe shoes.

2026 Dates:

Texas City Location:

  • January 12 & 26
  • February 9 & 23
  • March 9 & 23
  • April 6 & 20
  • May 4 & 18
  • June 1, 15, & 29
  • July 13 & 27
  • August 10 & 24
  • September 21
  • October 5 & 19
  • November 2, 16, & 30
  • December 14 & 28

 

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Course Information

  • Class Type: W
  • Course Length: 4
  • Language: English
  • Delivery Method: Hands-On
  • Member Pricing: $100
  • Non-Member Pricing: $125
  • Available Locations: TX
  • Passing Score: 80
  • Expiration Days: 730
  • Exam Type: WE

Contact Information

Course Contact: TOMMY NIPP

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