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Enter and Work in Confined Spaces (RIIWHS202E)

2025 Dates

13, 14, 15, October (FULL)
27, 28, 29 October
10, 11, 12 November
8, 9, 10 December

2026 Dates
13, 14, 15 January
2, 3, 4 February
2, 3, 4 March
30, 31, 01 March/April
27, 28, 29 April
25, 26, 27 May
22, 23, 24 June
20, 21, 22 July
17, 18, 19 August
21, 22, 23 September
12, 13, 14 October
9, 10, 11 November
14, 15, 16 December

Enter and Work in Confined Spaces Course Overview

Enter and Work in Confined Spaces covers all key aspects of safely entering, working, and exiting confined spaces, following strict legislative and operational guidelines. Designed for individuals involved in confined space work, including entrants, stand-by personnel, and permit issuers, the course offers practical training with essential equipment like gas detectors, Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), and harnesses. Participants will also gain certification in HLTAID009 – Provide Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR).

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Compliance with legislative, organisational, and site safety procedures
  • Safe handling of materials and operational diagnostics
  • Proper use of atmospheric monitoring devices
  • Understanding and interpreting Job Safety Analysis (JSA) and Safe Work Method Statements (SWMS)
  • Confined space entry and exit procedures, risk assessments, and regulatory requirements
  • Identification of air contaminants and toxic gases
  • Limitations of breathing apparatus and technical equipment
  • Understanding site isolation, safety control, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS)

Career & Vocational Opportunities

Upon completing Enter and Work in Confined Spaces, participants can pursue specialised roles that involve entering and working in confined spaces. This unit is ideal for those in operational roles across several industries, including:

  • Civil Construction
  • Mining
  • Drilling
  • Extractive Industries
  • Manufacturing
  • General Industry & Trades

Course Entry Requirements

Participants must:

  • Be medically fit and clean-shaven (as per AS/NZS1715)
  • Bring safety boots, a hard hat, overalls, and gloves

Course Duration and Delivery

  • Duration: 3 days (8:30 AM – 4:30 PM)
  • Location: Monthly courses at the Academy or delivered onsite
  • Amenities: Morning/afternoon tea, coffee, and lunch are provided for courses at TTA.

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) and Pathways

  • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is not offered for Enter and Work in Confined Spaces.
  • This course aligns with the RII Resources, Industry, and Infrastructure Training Package.
  • For more information, visit SkillsDMC.

Learner Support

We offer special assistance for learners requiring help with language, literacy, or numeracy. For any dietary or special needs, please contact us before the course. Students also have access to our Student Handbook and can lodge an appeal or complaint regarding course outcomes. For more details, visit our website.