Confined Space Enter, Work Gas, BA Rescue + Standby- 3 day

National units of competency

PUASAR025 – Undertake Confined Space Rescue
RIIWHS202E – Enter and work in confined spaces
MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit
MSMPER202 – Observe Permit work
RIIRIS201E – Conduct Local Risk Control
MSMWHS216 – Operate Breathing Apparatus
MSMWHS217 – Gas Test Atmospheres
HLTAID009 – Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Application and Relevance

This course is appropriate for those working in operational roles undertaking work in confined spaces (enclosed or partially enclosed) for the purpose of carrying out work or inspections and is also appropriate for those performing sentry or stand-by person roles. This course covers the competency required to participate in rescue operations as a member of an emergency rescue team (ERT). This program covers a higher level of rescue in more complex confined space environments involving operator injury.

Course Content

This course provides the skills and knowledge required to enter confined spaces as part of an emergency rescue team, provide basic emergency life support in a challenging environment.

Topics include and are not limited to all those covered in the 2 day course plus:

Organisational policies and procedures
Capabilities and limitations of rescue equipment
Search and recovery techniques
Casualty handling techniques
Environmental hazards
Manual handling
Personal hygiene
Administration of basic emergency life support
Procedures for reporting injuries and accidents
Relevant legislative and regulatory requirements
Ropes and knots
Safety precautions
Initiating and conducting confined space rescues in a multiple of roles to successfully extract a victim using a number of entries and exits from a vessel. Includes vertical and horizontal rescue.

Inclusions

Training conducted by experienced confined space and rescue specialists
Course documentation
Up to 24 hours classroom, practical training and assessment

Prerequisites

Industry Skills Councils have mapped this course to level 2/3 of the Australian Core Skills Framework. It is recommended that participants provide evidence of their Foundation Skill Level prior to the commencement of the course.

It is recommended that participants contact Zokal prior to their course if they have any concerns about their ability to complete the training.

See Student handbook for additional information.

Course Logistics

Number of Participants: 10
Requirement: Provide Unique Student Identifier (USI number) and ID
Equipment: All training materials are supplied by Zokal Safety Training
Meals: Full Day Courses – Lunch will be provided and light refreshments will be provided at morning break (only on our premises). Half Day Courses – Light refreshments will be provided at morning break (only on our premises)
Dress: Students are required to wear CLEAN clothing appropriate for the workplace and CLEAN covered shoes. Students are required to wear a hard hat and gloves during practical components of this course. Please bring them with you on the day.
All other equipment used will be supplied by Zokal Safety Training.

PARTICIPANTS MUST BE ABLE TO COMMUNICATE IN ENGLISH, AND MUST BE ABLE TO FILL OUT ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION.

Assessment Methods

This is a competency based programme with progressive assessment throughout the course, including demonstration of written and oral questions relating to underpinning knowledge. Please let us know if there are any issues that your Zokal trainer should be aware of. These may include:

Language, Literacy and Numeracy
Physical limitations, such as hearing, vision or mobility concerns
Anything that may affect your experience in the training course

Award Issued

Nationally – recognised accreditation such as a wallet card and Statement of Attainment Certificate as outlined above will be issued on satisfactory completion of all assessments, to successful participants