Introduction

Confined spaces in general industry can be highly dangerous, especially when mechanical, chemical, or atmospheric hazards are involved. Without proper training, workers may face life-threatening conditions. OSHA requires employers to follow clear procedures and provide proper training for anyone who enters, works in, or oversees confined space operations.

Learning how to identify confined space hazards, recognize permit-required conditions, and respond to emergencies plays an important role in workplace safety. OSHA Training School offers a fully online Confined Spaces for General Industry course, designed to help workers and supervisors in manufacturing, warehousing, and utilities meet OSHA requirements and stay safe on the job.

This part covers:

• When a confined space requires a permit
• Main elements of a confined space entry permit
• Testing atmospheric conditions before entry
• Lockout/tagout and isolation of energy sources
• Emergency response planning and non-entry rescue

Training highlights the importance of having a proper rescue plan and explains why relying on untrained personnel during confined space emergencies can be dangerous.

This section focuses on meeting OSHA’s confined space entry standards by covering:

• Implementing a written confined space program
• Using monitoring and ventilation equipment
• Conducting routine evaluations and maintaining documentation
• Keeping communication active during confined space work

Why Choose Online Confined Space Training?

OSHA Training School offers a fully online Confined Spaces for General Industry course that meets the needs of workers, supervisors, and safety professionals across various industries. Whether training new employees or renewing certifications, this course offers several key benefits:

• Meets OSHA 1910.146 confined space requirements
• Self-paced learning with 6 month access
• Suitable for manufacturing, utilities, and warehousing environments
• Certificate of completion available immediately after course completion

Enroll Today: Confined Spaces for General Industry (Online Course):

Understand how to work safely in and around confined spaces. This online training meets OSHA standards and helps create a safer workplace. It’s designed for general industry professionals who need OSHA-compliant safety training.