TRIDENT SAFETY COMPANY LLC

Working in building development and construction, you can often find yourself working in confined spaces. This comes with a unique set of challenges and hazards, like physical entrapment and exposure to toxic substances.

To help you address the specific risks you may encounter, we developed Confined Space Entry Training for Construction that covers OSHA’s new rules under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA.

Examples of topics covered

1. Identifying Confined Spaces
2. Identifying Permit Required Spaces and Non-Permit Required Spaces
3. Entry Permits
4. Employee Training and Duties
5. Rescue Procedures
6. Atmospheric Monitoring
7. Hands on Evaluation and Classroom training

Much Much More.....

Students shall receive a completion card which is valid for (1) year as per OSHA regulations

Training can be provided anywhere within the United States