N3: Confined Space: Using Reclassification Processes

Greater Columbus Convention Center 

Room: A 210 

CM Credit Hours: 1 

Join us for an insightful education session on confined space operations, focusing on alternate entry procedures and reclassification steps. Topics will include: a) the intricacies of confined space management; b) alternate entry methods like horizontal and vertical entries; c) entry method based on space dimensions and potential hazards; d) emergency preparedness; and e) contingency planning. Furthermore, the session will provide a comprehensive understanding of reclassification processes. As conditions within confined spaces change, it is crucial to adapt accordingly while maintaining compliance with legal regulations. Engaging real-life case studies and interactive scenarios make this technical session a must-attend for those seeking to bolster their expertise in confined space operations.

Upon completion, the participant will be able to:

• Assess confined space hazards and conditions for entry methods.
• Develop procedures for horizontal and vertical alternate entries.
• Evaluate entry method selection, such as space constraints and potential risks.
• Develop contingency plans and strategies to handle emergency situations.
• Apply reclassification steps when conditions change in confined spaces.
• Interpret legal and regulatory requirements relevant to confined space operations.
• Analyze real-life case studies to identify best practices, challenges, and solutions.
• Discuss the relevance of integrating the learned concepts into OEHS practices. 

Intermediate

Q&A

Corporation/Company

Construction

Confined Spaces

Construction