This course has been developed and customised for Rio Tinto employees and contractors who are required to issue confined space entry permits and to monitor hazardous atmospheres.
CS Permitting provides personnel with the knowledge and skills to identify hazards, assess the risk and make necessary changes of all aspects when raising a CSE permit.
AGFA provides personnel with the knowledge and skills to prepare, plan and take precautions for monitoring. It also covers how to maintain equipment and to take atmospheric readings of a Confined Space.
SAFERIGHT is a Registered Training Organisation (Provider Number 5722) and offers a range of courses in industrial safety. For more information on courses, please call our Training Department on 1800 352 335 or email training@saferight.com.au.
Key Outcomes
DEFINITIONS:
- Identify hazards, assess the risk and make necessary changes when raising a CSE permit.
- Correctly raise and cancel a CSE permit.
- Demonstrate an understanding of the conditions of entry.
- Identify and describe the responsibilities of accountable people on CSE permit.
- Prepare, plan and take precautions for monitoring and take atmospheric readings.
Other Information
DURATION: 0.5 Day
LOCATION:
- Metropolitan and Remote Sites
- 33 Belmont Avenue, Belmont, Western Australia
- 42 Belmont Avenue, Belmont, Western Australia
- Lot 2 Stadium Road, Tom Price, Western Australia
- Unit 3, 605 Kingsford Smith Drive, Hamilton, QLD
- On-Site Customer Location
Note: If training is carried out on site, the client is responsible for travel and accommodation costs.
TRAINEE/INSTRUCTOR RATIO: Minimum 5:1 — Maximum 10:1
CLOTHING: Wear normal work clothing and safety boots. Please remove all jewellery prior to course.
