Enter and Work in Confined Spaces RIIWHS202D

This unit describes that workers are to be formally trained prior to obtain the skills and knowledge before entering and working in confined spaces on Construction sites and in the Resources and Infrastructure Industries.

A confined space is any space presented on a construction or mine site that is not typically classed as a place of work for a “period” of time. Entering a confined space is considered “excursions” only to commence and complete a task.  Examples of this are welding pipes in a confined area, cleaning silos, sewers, vessels / tanks, containers, conditioning ducts, chimneys, enclosed engine bays, manhole pits to name a few.

The legislation clarifies that any confined space if they are considered hazardous to work in and not fit for people in  work in normal conditions whether that be via air, land and sea, then measures are taken to ensure a safe method to complete the task.  Students as a part of this unit must also use a hand held atmospheric monitoring device and correct procedures followed using an entry permit.

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Please allow 1 day.

RPL and credit transfer: N/A  Refreshers are required according to site requirements and expiry is specific to each site.  It typically ranges from 2 to 5 years.

Legislation | Planning | Knowledge of what is a confined space | Confined space hazards | Gas types | Locates and applies relevant documentation, policies and procedures / JSA | Obtain appropriate entry permit and instructions for performing work in confined space | interpreting and applying safe work method statements | Equipment and PPE

Under the legislation, we are able to provide you two options.

The first option; the student can effectively communicate both verbally and written and is able to competently read and write while under instruction throughout the course unassisted.

The second option requires direct assistance for the student, where writing is somewhat difficult.  Therefore in regards to written assessments we are able to conduct a one-on-one verbal assessment with the student.

This process involves the assessor verbally asking the assessment questions in a one on one scenario.

• This is also not a spelling test.

N/A for RII Competency courses

Must be physically suited to working in construction

Must be 18 years of age or older.

Statement of Atttainment (SOA) from RTO (commonly known as a completion certificate)

Wallet sized plastic card / ticket from RTO

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N/A for this course due to industry requirements.

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Please enroll with our RTO training partner.  Enrollment forms can be located in the news and media section or the link above the photo on this course page, thank you.

• At least 1 form of ID is required.  Examples are Drivers Licence, 18+ card, birth certificate, passport, medicare card, shooters licence, etc

• And your Unique Student Identification number (USI) See video for further information with this link

Lunch is not provided.  Please bring enough food and water for the day.

Classroom: PPE not required

Smart casual – please to not wear singlets or thongs / sandals.  Always wear enclosed footwear (composite cap or steel toe boots preferred)

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