Confined Spaces: Entry Team Training 38331

Available in English and Spanish

Injury Prevention for Drivers - DVD Training Program

38331

The new OSHA Standard requires that companies that do construction activities must ensure that each of its employees who enter a confined space acquires the knowledge and skill necessary for the safe performance of confined space entry operations

Covers general aspects of working safely in confined spaces while ensuring compliance with the training requirements of the new regulation

Features:

Helps employees meet requirements of the new OSHA
Ready-to-use training program
Includes several components
Closed-captioned for the hearing impaired
2016 Bronze Telly Award Winner
English & Spanish available all in one program

Program Components

(1) 27-minute video – Provides an overview of the new confined spaces regulation; hazards inherent to confined spaces on construction jobsites; precautions that must be taken before a confined space is entered; how to recognize and avoid unsafe conditions; and proper use of required protective and emergency equipment.
(1) Trainer Guide (English only) (not sold separately) – Helps trainers prepare for and deliver effective training sessions and provides an overview of the new standard and the new employer requirements related to it.
(11) Employee Handbooks (10 English; 1 Spanish) Product Codes: 39451, 47369 – This reference reinforces training. It follows the information in the DVD video and provides employees with an easy-to-use, post-training resource. Also provides key definitions (published in the final rule).
(20) Wallet Cards (10 English; 10 Spanish) Product Codes: 39452, 47372 – Provides quick, simple proof that training has been completed. Includes two wallet card sheets, perforated to provide 10 cards each.
(2) Awareness Posters (1 English; 1 Spanish) Product Codes: 39449, 47371 – A full-color, photo-based reminder of the key issues of confined spaces. Helps train “other” construction workers – those who work around confined spaces but are not part of a trained entry team – on the warning signs used to mark confined spaces and what they mean.
(1) Trainer Tools USB (not sold separately)
- Main video programs (English & Spanish)
- Trainer Guide PDF (English only)
- Awareness Poster PDFs (English & Spanish)
- Customizable PowerPoint® presentation
- Learning activities
- Exercises
- Quizzes & answer keys
- Images
- Examples of pertinent forms
- Sample confined spaces written plan
- Training log
- Training certificate
(1) Permit-Required Confined Space Sign Product Codes: 2232 – Danger Permit Required Confined Space Do Not Enter sign meets the requirements of 29 CFR Section 1910.146(c), sign is intended to inform employees of the existence, location, and danger posed by permit-required confined spaces.
(1) Confined Space Entry Permit "Example" Product Codes: 2195 – Used as a starting point to develop company-specific entry permits, includes the 15 elements listed in 29 CFR Part 1910.146(f).

DVD Main Menu

Play Program – Plays entire main program (running time: 30 minutes). Spanish option available for all sections.
Chapter Selections – Allows easy access to specific subtopics for more focused training.
- Introduction
- Characteristics of confined spaces and the risks of working in them
- OSHA requirements that employees need to know
- How to stay safe when working around a confined space
- Employer requirements for identifying and classifying confined spaces
- Hazards of confined spaces:
  - Physical hazards:
    - Hazardous energy
    - Cave-ins
    - Drowning
    - Underground utilities
    - Communication problems
    - Heat
    - Noise
    - Entry and exit difficulties
  - Atmospheric hazards:
    - Oxygen deficiencies
    - Flammable air
    - Toxic air contaminants
- Precautions to be taken before entering a confined space:
  - The entry permit
  - Hazardous atmosphere tests
  - Controlling engulfment, mechanical, electrical and pressure hazards
- The confined space entry team and their roles
- Safe entry of a confined space:
  - The steps of a typical pre-entry sequence
  - The steps of a typical entry sequence, including cancellation requirements
  - Proper use of required protective equipment
  - How to recognize and avoid hazards while in the space
  - Communication requirements
- Planning for a rescue:
  - The steps of a typical rescue procedure
  - Examples of confined space accidents
  - Why untrained workers must never attempt a rescue
Bonus Materials
- Quiz (10 questions with video remediation)
- Note to Trainers (running time: 5 minutes) (English only)