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This course will equip trainees with basic skills, knowledge and attitudes for working in confined spaces through the following modules:
CE1. Identify duties and responsibilities of all personnel involved under the WSH Legislations and Code of Practice
CE2. Identify hazards
CE3. Use Gas Detection Instruments for atmospheric monitoring
CE4. Comply with Permit-to-Work
system and safe work procedures
when working
CE5. Participate in an Emergency Response
| Pre-Requisite |
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| Assessment | Written Test |
| Duration | 1.5 day (14hr) |
| Course Fee | $110 |
| Course Language | English, Mandarin, Malay, Tamil |
| Certification | WSQ certification in SWSHPP recognised by MOM and SSG Safety Pass from AAT Training Hub Pte Ltd (3 years validity) |
| Funding | Available for Citizens, PR and LTVP+ |
CE 1: Identify duties and responsibilities of all personnel involved
in confined space work under the WSH Legislations and Codes of
Practice
PC 1.1 Identify, select and use the proper PPE for work/entry
PC 1.2 Identify, select, inspect and use respiratory protective
equipment
PC 1.3 Fit check of air purifying respirators
PC 1.4 Identify and follow warning signs
PC 1.5 Store and prepare PPE for use in confined space
PC 1.6 Store and maintain respiratory protection equipment
CE 2: Identify confined space hazards
PC2.1 Identify atmospheric hazards
PC2.2 Identify physical and biological hazards
PC 2.3 Conduct a simple risk assessment
PC 2.4 Comply with methods to prevent and control confined space
hazards
CE 3: Use Gas detection Instruments for atmospheric monitoring
PC 3.1 Select the correct gas detection instruments for atmospheric
testing
PC 3.2 Use gas detection instruments in normal atmospheric
condition and abnormal condition
PC 3.3 Read and interpret results shown on gas testing and gas
detection instruments
PC 3.4 Store and maintain gas detection instruments
CE 4: Comply with Permit-to-work system and safe work
procedures when working in confined space
PC 4.1 Comply with the Permit-to-Work System for confined space
PC 4.2 Follow and comply with safe work procedures for entry into
and working inside a confined space
CE 5: Participate in an emergency for confined space
PC 5.1 Wear full-body harness
PC 5.2 Use self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA)
PC 5.3 Test and operate appropriate communication devices
PC 5.4 Respond to alarms
PC5.5 Initiate evacuation and self-rescue
PC5.6 Activate rescue personnel
The job role(s) / occupations that this unit would be relevant to may include the following parties related to / in the process industry:
• Confined Space Worker
• Confined Space Attendant
Expected attitudes of workers in the sector
Participants are expected to be self-directed, with a mind to acquire skills and knowledge.
They should be able to apply the acquired skill & knowledge to perform the duties of an entrant and attendant when working, use gas detection instruments and participate in an emergency situation.
Learners must be above 18 years of age and are assumed to:
Have basic knowledge of personal protective equipment (PPE)
Know how to use basic PPE provided at workplace
Be able to follow written and oral work instructions
Be able to listen, read, speak and write English at a proficiency level equivalent to the Employability Skills System (ESS) level 2
Be able to manipulate numbers at a proficiency level equivalent to Employability Skills System (ESS) level 2
Legislations for workers:
A Manhole Worker, when appointed by the Principal or Employer of a workplace, will play the role of either an entrant or an attendant.
The entrant has the responsibility to:
i) coordinate with the attendant, supervisor and manhole safety assessor to ensure safe entry in and egress from the manhole,
ii) assess the working conditions in the manhole and evacuate when it is unsafe to work,
iii) only carry out prescribed work activities, for allowed durations, as approved on the entry permit.
The attendant has the responsibility to :
i) coordinate with the entrant, supervisor and manhole safety assessor to ensure entrants safe entry in and egress from the manhole,
ii) prevent unauthorized entry into the manhole,
iii) maintain regular visual and/or verbal contact with the entrants
iv) assess the working conditions in the manhole and alert the entrants to evacuate when the manhole is unsafe to work in,
v) alert the rescue personnel to activate the rescue operation.
What you will learn in this module:
Note: Learners must be in proper attire for practical assessment
Personal Protective Equipment
Safety helmet
Safety harness
