Australian Maritime College (AMC Search)
Approximately 5 hours
This nationally recognised 5-hour course teaches workers how to identify actual or potential confined spaces and associated work health and safety concerns before entering them. Ideal for surveyors, maintenance managers, plumbers, designers, and electrical contractors working in maritime and industrial environments.
The course is applicable to anyone required to identify actual or potential confined spaces prior to entering a confined space for work purposes. Participants should have a Unique Student Identifier (USI) as required by Australian training regulations. No prior technical knowledge is required. Australian residency is required for certification.
The course covers recognising actual and potential confined spaces in the work environment, understanding the limitations they impose on work practices, identifying potential work health and safety (WHS) concerns, and seeking further advice or applying appropriate procedures when dealing with WHS issues. Participants learn to assess confined space hazards and implement safety protocols.
The Australian Maritime College is a recognised training organisation (RTO ID 60131) delivering nationally recognised units of competency. AMC Search offers flexible, on-demand delivery at various locations with experienced instructors in maritime and safety training. The course is accredited under the Australian training framework.
Upon completion, participants will be qualified to identify confined spaces in their workplace and implement appropriate safety procedures. This qualification is essential for surveyors, maintenance managers, plumbers, designers, electrical contractors, and maritime professionals working in environments with confined space hazards.
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