ENTER AND WORK IN CONFINED SPACE REFRESHER TRAINING
RIIWHS202E – Confined space training refresher for those who need to stay up to date with their skills.
Our confined space refresher course is designed to update and reinforce the knowledge and skills necessary to safely work in challenging conditions. Regulations can evolve over time, and new safety protocols may be introduced, making regular confined space awareness refreshment important. A refresher course ensures that workers are aware of these updates and understand their responsibilities.
A refresher course also provides participants with the latest techniques for hazard recognition, risk assessment, and emergency response strategies tailored to confined space operations.
Practical skills can fade over time without regular practice. Attending a refresher for confined space entry course helps maintain proficiency in essential skills such as proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE), atmospheric monitoring techniques, and rescue procedures
As WA’s leading provider of
safety training services, MSTS is your trusted choice for renewal of confined space certification. Enrol today!
Stay Ahead With A Confined Space Refresher Course
Many workplaces contain spaces with limited or restricted means for entry or exit and pose many health and safety hazards to employees. MSTS provides confined space training that is designed to make you skilled in all aspects of working within confined spaces, within your work environment.
If it’s been 2 or more years since you completed an enter and work in confined spaces course, you may be eligible for confined space recertification training. Delivered at our training facilities in Mandurah and Port Hedland, or training can also be scheduled on-site, subject to equipment requirements.
Enter And Work In Confined Spaces Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing this course, applicants will have completed off-the-job training during which the following key theoretical and practical competencies were covered in relation to the safe entry and working in confined spaces:
- The requirements of AS 2865-2009
- Definitions of a confined space
- Roles of personnel involved in working in a confined space
- What defines a person as having entered a confined space
- Duties of a stand-by person
- Duties of a confined space permit issuer
- Duties of a Permit Holder
- Gas testing requirements, when and by whom
- Common gases found in confined spaces and the physical properties these gases
- Effects of these gasses on the body and treatment of persons that have been exposed to them
- Types of asphyxiates and effects of oxygen depletion
- NOSHC Exposure limits, STEL and TWA
- Pre-entry requirements, isolations, emergency plans, ventilation, communication
- Demonstrating of gas testing of a confined space
- Practical isolation of energy sources and placing locks and tags on a confined space
- Completing a confined space entry permit and standby / entrant log
- Two or three separate entries of a confined space
- Completion of a risk assessment/JSA/JHA for a confined space
- Practical training for the role of a standby person
- Use of rescue systems for a confined space
Confined Space Refresher – Mandurah – Enrol Online Now
To enrol or to find out more information on any of our courses including
work safety at heights,
work safety at heights refresher, gas testing atmospheres, or dogging and rigging, enquire online or call 1300 786 049 to speak with our friendly and knowledgeable staff.
Learners must be able to provide evidence of holding a Statement of Attainment in “Enter and Work in Confined Spaces – RIIWHS202E” which is dated within two years. However we will accept a renewal of up to 5 years.
Learners must read pre-course refresher guide prior to attending the course.
All learners must be able to read and comprehend English to a level that will enable them to safely perform duties as specified in the competency standard. MSTS recognises that some learners may require more support to meet the requirements of the training course. We will endeavour to meet these needs with regards to; language, literacy and numeracy skills. Learners are encouraged, prior to commencing the course and where applicable, to complete an MSTS LLN analysis, which will assist the Trainer/Assessor to interpret individual skill level and manage this from the onset.
All successful applicants will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment:
Enter and Work in Confined Spaces – RIIWHS202E.
