Pricing

Private Sessions:  Training on client specific equipment. Practical training requires use of a real or mock confined space. We provide tripod and winch; class A/E harness; gas detector; and respirator fitting (if desired).
* Travel charges may apply
​Experienced Trainees 4 – 6 hours
1-3 Participants: $785.00/Session
4-7 Participants: $1,000.00/Session
8-10 Participants: $1,250.00/Session
New Trainees 5 – 8 hours 
1-3 Participants: $1050.00/Session
4-7 Participants: $1,425.00/Session
8-10 Participants: $1,800.00/Session
Add Respirator Fitting for an additional $50 per person. 
​(please note that participants must be clean shaven to ensure the proper fit.)
PREREQUISITE: Fall Arrest: non-construction OR Working at Heights
RECOMMENDED: First Aid/CPR, WHMIS 2015

Join a Public Course

COST: per student at our Kingston location: $185 + HST

HIGHLIGHTS

Part 1: Theory
  • Regulation 632/05 
  • Responsibilities
  • Identification of confined spaces
  • Hazards
  • Safe Work Procedures                         
  • Atmospheric Conditions
  • Standby Personnel
  • Rescue Procedures
  • Entry Permits
  • PPE
  • Theory Test

Part 2: Practical
  • Working with tripods
  • PPE selection and inspection procedures
  • Fall arrest equipment
  • Gas Meters
  • Respirators and fitting
  • Vertical and horizontal applications

Course Description


Safety Guys Confined Space Entry program combines theory and practical training to provide participants with valuable hands-on experience. Our unique training module provides opportunity for vertical and side entry practice, experience with tripods, PPE, and gas monitors. 

Part 1 includes all information found in the Awareness course which provides in-depth instruction on proper entry procedures, programs, plans and entry permits. identification, hazard awareness and atmospheric conditions. Rescue plans and procedures are discussed. 
Safety Guys Confined Space Training Module: Kingston ON

Refresher Training

CSA Z1006-16: NEW VERSION OF THE STANDARD FOR CONFINED SPACES: 2016

In 2016, the CSA Group revised standard Z1006-16 for Confined Spaces. Though the CSA standard is not mandatory and is not referenced in CONFINED SPACES REGULATION (O. REG. 632/05), it serves as a guide to optimize training and work practices when working in hazardous and unsafe situations. Below are a few of the highlights regarding training:
  1. Workers entering confined spaces must have been trained or have received a set of training courses specific to their roles regarding the associated risks and procedures in order to perform work in confined spaces.
  2. Training must be carried out at least every three years or at a shorter interval.
  3. Refresher training and a skill assessment should be taken at least once a year.
  4. Management must keep a training record including the course title as well as the name and signature of the trainer and the training provider. The record shall also indicate the date of the next training session, the training level (or certificate type) as well as the methods to evaluate the learning and determine if the workers are capable of applying the teachings.​
  5. It is recommended that rescue exercises be performed at least twice a year or before entering. All rescue exercises must be documented.