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Price
USD 210.00A staggering number of workers are killed or seriously injured every year in confined spaces due to lack of knowledge of the environments they are working in and the equipment they are working with. This course is intended for delegates who require the knowledge to allow them to apply safe working practices, reducing unnecessary risk when entering or working in confined space environments.
We simulate a real life enclosure where the possibility of a dangerous environment could exist and features within the structure include top and side entry access hatches, chambers, tunnels, ladders, smoke machines and audio alarms. There are also a number of infra-red cameras inside the structure for delegate monitoring and recordings for feedback. This specifically designed structure allows delegates to receive the most thorough experience of confined space training, either alone or in teams, preparing them for a real life situation.
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This course is ideal for: • Personnel required to enter or supervise work in confined spaces • Safety officers, emergency responders, and rescue team members • Contractors and site workers in maritime, offshore, oil & gas, utilities, or industrial sectors
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Upon successful completion, you will receive a Confined Space Entry & Rescue certificate, recognised across industries for meeting international health and safety standards. Validity: 2 years (recommended revalidation thereafter).
Use and limitations of PPE, including harnesses, respirators, and fall arrest systems.
We bring decades of expertise in maritime, offshore, and industrial training, grounded in real-world knowledge.
IndustriesPractice what you learn with realistic, high-pressure drills in a safe environment.
About TrainingOur certification is widely accepted across sectors and compliant with leading safety standards.
Our Accreditations
Oil tank entry gone wrong: A maintenance crew member collapses inside a vessel due to oxygen depletion. Thanks to their Maersk Training, the rescue team acts fast—using atmospheric monitors and rope access techniques to extract the worker safely.
Utility tunnel emergency: A contractor slips and sustains a back injury while inspecting a narrow underground pipe. Colleagues implement practiced emergency comms and stretcher techniques learned in training to evacuate him efficiently.