Bet Your Life! Know the Ins and Outs of Confined Spaces
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize confined spaces and their dangers.
- Determine OSHA requirements.
- Locate resources for your confined spaces program.
- Consider best practices for program improvement.
Credits:
This course can be self-reported for contact hours to ABiH/BGC.
Course may qualify for BCSP recertification points.
This course may qualify to be self-reported to ICCP for professional development credits toward CBIP recertification.
Injury and death from confined space dangers are avoidable. For example, a danger sign, restricted access, or someone to help if things go wrong. Often, only a few actions are necessary to protect life, and sometimes more activities are needed. If someone must go into a confined space, how do they do work safely and how do they get out with no problems? Protecting life from confined space dangers begins with awareness. In this webinar, you will learn how to:
- Recognize confined spaces and their dangers
- Determine OSHA requirements
- Locate resources for your confined spaces program
- Consider best practices for program improvement
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Dan Markiewicz has more than 30 years of comprehensive OHS practice and he’s a longtime contributor to ISHN’s Managing Best Practices column. He has an MS in Occupational Health (1992) from the Medical College of Ohio at Toledo. He holds the CIH® and CSP® credentials. |
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