Hutch 6 Non-Permit Confined Space Training (Core)

Course #147

This course is mandatory for:

Personnel who plan to enter and work in the Hutch 6 Target Chamber as a NPRCS (non-permit-required confined space) and who do not need to enter a permit-required confined space
Personnel who supervise the above staff

Length: 1 hour
Retraining: Every 36 months
Training Method: Web Based
Contact: Dains, Donald W. (Email: ddains@slac.stanford.edu )
Notes: This is a web based training available at your desktop. Log into the Web Training Portal to take this training from the SLAC web training portal. Some NPRCS are subject to external conditions/activities that occasionally introduce confined space hazards. For personnel who work in these spaces, the regular course 144 is recommended. Prior to taking this course, review ES&H manual Chapter 6 - Confined Spaces.
Activity Restrictions: Due to the level of the hazard, the worker cannot undertake the related activity until they have completed this training and if there is a recertification period, must remain current.

At the end of this course, personnel will be able to:

Describe the differences between permit-required and non-permit-required confined spaces
Identify and understand the conditions that could cause a non-permit space to become a permit space
Understand when and how to complete the non-permit-required confined space form

This training will cover the following topics:

OSHA definitions of:
- Confined spaces
- Permit-Required confined spaces (PRCS)
- Non-Permit-Required confined spaces
Entry method selection
Assessing air quality
What to do if a hazard exists
Final steps before entrance into a confined space
Resources

5/3/2012 | Course activated
10/15/2012 | Course changed to Hutch 6 Non-Permit Confined Space Training; course changed to Web based
10/17/2012 | Ladder Safetly training removed as a prerequisite.