Confined Spaces Level 2
As a webinar, this training session provides the necessary information and training to prepare delegates for working in confined spaces. The aim of this Level 2 Confined Spaces training is to ensure that the attendees have a good understanding of the hazards and risks associated with working in confined spaces. The webinar covers the legal requirements for working in confined spaces, including the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997. The training will also cover topics such as identifying confined spaces, risk assessments, safe systems of work, and emergency procedures.
This training is delivered in a 3-hour session, and successful candidates will receive a certificate that is valid for three years. It is a convenient way for delegates to receive the necessary training without having to leave their work or travel. This webinar will be facilitated by a trainer who has relevant qualifications and experience. The certification awarded at the end of the training shows that delegates have the knowledge and skills to work in confined spaces safely and effectively.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the relevant legislation around working in confined spaces
- Understand the responsibilities of the employer and the employee
- Know how to assess risk and identify hazards
- Know how to reduce identified risks
- Understand how to follow safe systems of work
- Understand the importance of personal safety
- Understand procedures for accident prevention and reporting
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