Confined Space Entry is for Authorized Individuals!

Every one of your employees working in and around a confined space needs to understand the hazards that may be found inside; if not, they risk lives! Here's the proof: The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reports more than 13,000 American workers are injured annually in confined space accidents, 5,000 of those seriously. About 60 will die. A confined space is defined as an area that is big enough to permit a person to enter, has limited means of entrance and exit, and is not designed for human occupancy.

OSHA Regulation number 1910.146 requires employees to be trained on the confined space entry standard as a key step in maintaining employee health and safety. Training in confined space rescue is also important.   Safety and HR experts build informative and life saving training while ensuring compliance with OSHA Regulations by choosing from the broad selection of confined space training videos available from The Training Network: