CONFINED SPACE LEVEL 3 HIGH RISK (6150-54)
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| DURATION | VENUE | PRICE | |
|---|---|---|---|
| COURSE DETAILS | 3 DAYS | BRUNSWICK | LIVERPOOL | £600+VAT |
Who is the course suitable for?
This course is designed for workers who operate as a Top Man as part a Confined Space Team operating within a confined space environment. Top Man is a supervisory role, responsible for leading a project above ground.
What is covered in the course?
The aim of this unit is to assess learners against the skills and knowlegd required by a Top Man operating in a High Risk Confined Space environment.
The assessment covers the following topics:
Being the safety attendant for teams within the confined space.
Overseeing entry and exit of the confined space to ensure safety.
Monitoring work teams and ensuring safe procedures are followed.
Preparing for any emergency situations.
Dealing with emergency situations.
Behaving appropriately when carrying out Top Man work in High Risk Confined Spaces.
Using knowledge gained to carry out the task.
Working to regulation standards.
What assessments are there?
The assessment includes both practical elements which involves the use of our internal confined space unit.
Are there any entry requirements?
You must provide valid photographic ID such as a Passport or Driving Licence.
The course is run in english and as such you must have an appropriate level of fluency in order to participate.
Course material is provided.
Additional Information
Certificates are issued by City & Guilds and may take up to 6 weeks for delivery upon successfully completing the course.
This course is designed for workers who operate as a Top Man as part a Confined Space Team operating within a confined space environment. Top Man is a supervisory role, responsible for leading a project above ground.
What is covered in the course?
The aim of this unit is to assess learners against the skills and knowlegd required by a Top Man operating in a High Risk Confined Space environment.
The assessment covers the following topics:
Being the safety attendant for teams within the confined space.
Overseeing entry and exit of the confined space to ensure safety.
Monitoring work teams and ensuring safe procedures are followed.
Preparing for any emergency situations.
Dealing with emergency situations.
Behaving appropriately when carrying out Top Man work in High Risk Confined Spaces.
Using knowledge gained to carry out the task.
Working to regulation standards.
What assessments are there?
The assessment includes both practical elements which involves the use of our internal confined space unit.
Are there any entry requirements?
You must provide valid photographic ID such as a Passport or Driving Licence.
The course is run in english and as such you must have an appropriate level of fluency in order to participate.
Course material is provided.
What do you need to bring?
Delegates are required to bring a valid in-date photo ID e.g. Driving Licence or Passport.
Delegates are required to bring workboots.
Overalls will be provided on the day.
What next?
If you wish to work in a Medium Risk Confined Space you are required to complete your City & Guilds Confined Space Medium Risk (6150-52) course.
We also advise you get your CSCS Green Card which enables you to work on building sites across the UK.
Additional Information
Certificates are issued by City & Guilds and may take up to 6 weeks for delivery upon successfully completing the course.
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