Atmospheric Testing – Confined Space

A confined space is one that is large enough to enter and perform assigned work in; it has limited or restricted ways to enter or exit the space; and it was not designed to be occupied continuously by a worker. An example is the interior of a storage tank, occasionally entered by maintenance workers but not intended for human occupancy.

An asbestos survey is what is carried out in order to produce an asbestos register. There are two different types. A management survey is to get an idea of any risk and make a plan to manage any areas containing asbestos. The second is a pre demolition survey which will identify any asbestos that will need to be specially removed from the building before work can be completed.

At the end of the course will be knowledgeable in Confined Space Atmospheric testing and the requirements to keep you and others safe!