Confined Space Entry/Attendant

This hands-on seminar prepares participants to safely perform the responsibilities of an entrant, attendant, or entry supervisor during permit-required confined space (PRCS) operations. Participants will review key confined space requirements, learn how to identify and control hazards, and apply safe entry procedures through practical exercises and simulated scenarios.

  • Types of confined spaces
  • Permit-required confined space procedures
  • Hazard identification and assessment
  • Atmospheric testing and air monitoring
  • Ventilation and other hazard-control methods
  • Lockout/tagout considerations
  • Entrant, attendant, and supervisor responsibilities
  • Non-entry rescue procedures
  • Hands-on confined space entry scenarios

Available Sessions

February 23, 2027
8:00 AM–4:30 PM
Class Number 24304
Session Fee $295.00

Location

Lakeshore College Cleveland Campus, Elm Building

Room Number

E1116 and E1120

Instructor

Cap Baxter

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify confined spaces and determine when permit-required procedures apply.
  • Recognize common atmospheric, physical, and operational hazards associated with confined spaces.
  • Explain the responsibilities of authorized entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors.
  • Apply hazard-control methods, including air monitoring, ventilation, and lockout/tagout procedures.
  • Use appropriate equipment and procedures to support a safe confined space entry.
  • Describe non-entry rescue procedures and emergency response considerations.
  • Apply confined space safety principles during simulated entry scenarios.

Requirements

*There are no prerequisites for this seminar.

Registration Information

Register online using your company’s billing information, or register by phone with a credit card at 920.693.1366.

For questions or additional information, contact Workforce Solutions at 920.693.1675 or email workforce.solutions@lakeshore.edu.