Confined Space Safety
The PIMS Confined Space Safety course focuses on the hazards and controls associated with entry into confined or restricted work areas. Participants learn about permit-required spaces, atmospheric and physical...
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Program Overview
The PIMS Confined Space Safety course focuses on the hazards and controls associated with entry into confined or restricted work areas. Participants learn about permit-required spaces, atmospheric and physical hazards, entry-team duties, isolation, monitoring, ventilation and rescue planning so confined-space work can be organised more safely.
What You'll Learn
- Types of confined spaces
- Permit-required spaces
- Entry-team responsibilities
- Non-permit spaces
- Confined-space rescue
- Hazardous conditions
- Training requirements
Empowering professionals with knowledge, practical understanding and stronger workplace skills.
PIMSWho Should Attend?
This PIMS course is suitable for entrants, attendants, supervisors, safety-watch personnel and employees involved in confined-space work. It is also relevant to professionals seeking structured, job-focused development in confined-space entry safety and rescue planning.
Key Benefits
After completing the Confined Space Safety course with PIMS, participants should be better prepared to:
- Distinguish permit-required spaces from lower-risk spaces
- Identify atmospheric, physical and process hazards
- Apply permits, isolation, monitoring and ventilation controls
- Understand entry-team duties and emergency-rescue arrangements
Assessment & Evaluation
The PIMS assessment for Confined Space Safety evaluates the learner's understanding and practical application of the course content.
- Assessment time: 2 hours.
- The assessment is open book.
- Minimum passing score: 65%.
- A maximum of three attempts is permitted within the stated assessment period.
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