Cal/OSHA Confined Space

Some of the deadliest hazards we can face are the conditions that exist inside confined spaces such as manholes, tanks, and similar areas. Controlling access to confined spaces and the hazards they contain can prevent injuries and save lives. This Cal/OSHA Confined Space training course educates viewers about working safely in confined spaces according to California OSHA standards.

This training educates viewers about the California OSHA standards for confined space work environments. This video explores the different types of hazards that exist in confined spaces. The course details the Written Confined Space Entry Program, the Confined Space Entry Permit, the types of atmospheric hazards and the related testing and monitoring practices. The course also demonstrates the roles of the entry supervisor, the attendant, and the entrant.

This video course educates viewers about the proper procedures to work safely in confined spaces in the state of California.

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Employees who work in confined spaces

• Introduction
• Cal/OSHA Confined Space Requirements
• Definition Of A Confined Space
• The Written Confined Space Entry Program
• The Confined Space Entry Permit
• Atmospheric Hazards
• Atmospheric Testing And Monitoring
• Other Hazards And Controls
• The Entry Supervisor
• The Attendant
• The Entrants
• Conclusion

• Making Safety Work: An Overview Of Workplace Safety and Employee Responsibilities
• Survive Inside: Employee Safety In Confined Spaces
• Confined Space Entry