Quick Course facts
| Course Duration | 1 day |
| Qualification | RIIWHS202E – Enter and Work in Confined Spaces |
| Assessment Type | Theory and Practical |
| Prerequisites | None |
| Cost | $250 |
Course
Overview
This course teaches the essential skills and knowledge to plan, enter and work safely in confined spaces. From hazard control to emergency response, this course prepares you for confined space tasks across industries such as construction, mining, maintenance and utilities.
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What you will learn
1
Introduction to Confined Spaces
Confined space and their unique hazards.
2
Safety Procedures
Hazard identification, risk assessment, PPE selection, emergency planning.
3
Operational Techniques
Safely enter, work in and exit confined spaces while maintaining communication and air monitoring.
4
Equipment Familiarisation
Select, inspect and use tools, safety gear and rescue equipment.
5
Maintenance & Troubleshooting
Perform inspections, servicing and clean-up, identifying and reporting faults.
Skills
Basic requirements
- Able to read, understand and write English
- Valid ID as per SafeWork/WorkSafe requirements
- Mandatory PPE: safety boots, high-vis vest, hard hat
Course
Outcomes
- Strong understanding of confined space hazards and safety regulations
- Conduct risk assessments and implement appropriate control measures
- Follow proper steps to enter, work in and exit confined spaces
- Respond to emergencies and carry out rescue operations
- Communicate effectively with team members
Hands-on training including safety techniques
Boost your employability in construction, mining & maintenance
Respond quickly & effectively under pressure
Learn from trainers with real on-site experience
FAQ.
Got questions?
This course is essential for roles in construction, mining, industrial maintenance and other roles that require confined space entry.
No, this course is suitable for new entrants and experienced workers needing certification for confined space work.
It covers emergency procedures and the setup of rescue equipment.
Yes. The course covers setting up signage and barriers, tagging and lock-out procedures and ensuring the area is safely cleared and secured.
The course includes selecting and checking tools and equipment for serviceability, inspecting after use, reporting faults and performing routine servicing.
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