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Course Disclaimer
- Managing Confined Spaces
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Managing Confined Spaces: Introduction
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Understanding the New Rules
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Quiz 1
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Understanding the Hazards
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Quiz 2
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Defining Roles and Responsibilities
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Quiz 3
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Communications on a Construction Site
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Quiz 4
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Training
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Quiz 5
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The Permit Process
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Quiz 6
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
- Classifying and Entering Confined Spaces
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Classifying and Entering Confined Spaces: Introduction
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Classifying Confined Spaces
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Quiz 1
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Classification Examples
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Methods for Entering Permit Required Confined Spaces
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Quiz 2
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Reclassification
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Quiz 3
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Modified Permit Entry
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Quiz 4
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Full Permit Entry Procedure
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
- Permit Required Confined Space Entry
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Permit Required Confined Space Entry: Introduction
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Planning for a Permit Entry
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Quiz 1
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Entry When Hazards Cannot Be Eliminated
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Quiz 2
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Evaluation by the Competent Person
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Quiz 3
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Supervisors and Attendants
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Quiz 4
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Stand-by Rescue
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Quiz 5
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How Many People Do I Need?
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Quiz 6
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Encountering Unanticipated Hazards
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Quiz 7
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Permit Closeout
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Quiz 8
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Conclusion
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Final Quiz
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Confined Spaces -- Procore Safety Qualified
In this course you'll be introduced to the definition and features of a confined space, learn about employee notification and required training.
Learning Format:
Live Presentation Recording
We realize that most users will not have the ability to complete all of the training modules in a single session, which is why we've designed a flexible and modular course where you can learn at your own pace. Complete modules at your own pace and resume your training at any time.
Estimated Time for Completion: 3 hours
Part 1: Managing Confined Spaces
Description:
This course is the first in a three-part series that discusses how to manage confined spaces on construction sites. In this course you'll be introduced to the definition and features of a confined space, learn about employee notification and required training.
Learning Objectives:
- Define and describe the features of a confined space
- Identify the roles involved in managing a confined space
- Describe how employees and workers are notified of a confined space on the job site
- Describe confined space hazard awareness training, who needs to complete it and when it needs to be completed
Part 2: Classifying and Entering Confined Spaces
Description:
This course describes the process of classifying a confined space, when to test the air, and how to determine if it is safe to enter a confined space.
Learning Objectives:
- Define the characteristics of a confined space that makes it become a permit-required confined space
- Describe the responsibilities of the competent person when it comes to classifying a confined space
- Determine when to test an atmosphere to determine if it is safe
- Describe the options of classifying a permit required confined space and a modified entry
Part 3: Permit Required Confined Space Entry
Description:
This course teaches about permit required confined space entry, each role involved, and how to address unanticipated conditions inside of a confined space.
Learning Objectives:
- Determine the responsibilities of each role involved with permit required entry.
- Describe what needs to be included in the entry plan and procedures.
- Assess what should be done when unanticipated conditions are found inside a confined space.
- Describe who should be involved in the formal review process.
Continuing Education Credit:
This course has been approved by these organizations and associations.
Course Titles: Procore Safety Qualified: Managing Confined Spaces, Procore Safety Qualified: Permit Required Confined Space Entry, Procore Safety Qualified: Classifying and Entering Confined Spaces
Course Number: PC-333, PC-334, PC-335
Delivery Name: Procore Technologies
Curriculum Group Name: AIA Providers
Credit: 1 AIA LU each
Procore's Continuing Education courses may fulfill state licensing requirements. When a course is completed, a certificate of completion is provided. It is up to the construction professional to submit their certificates of completion to their state licensing board to request credit for participating in a Procore Continuing Education course.