Confined Space Non-Entry Rescue Training
Confined Space Non-Entry Rescue Training
Rescue safely. Stay compliant. OSHA 1910.146–aligned non-entry rescue procedures to protect both workers and rescuers.
Request a QuoteWhy Non-Entry Rescue Matters
OSHA’s Confined Space Standard (29 CFR 1910.146) requires employers to provide rescue and emergency services for permit-required confined spaces. Whenever possible, non-entry rescue is preferred—it protects rescuers while enabling a fast, effective response.
What You’ll Learn
Standards & Compliance
OSHA 1910.146 and industry best practices.
OSHA 1910.146Hazard Recognition
- Atmospheric risks
- Engulfment hazards
- Mechanical dangers
Roles & Responsibilities
- Attendants
- Entry supervisors
- Rescue team members
Rescue Equipment
Tripods, winches, harnesses, retrieval lines.
Hands-OnEmergency Action Plans
Communication, coordination, and incident response.
Rescue ReadySimulations & Certification
Live drills, equipment use, and certificate of completion.
CertificateCourse Details
Who Should Attend
Typical Roles
- Attendants
- Entry supervisors
- EHS managers
- Rescue team members
Industries
- Construction
- Wastewater & Utilities
- Manufacturing
- Oil, Gas & Energy
Related Services
Standards & Compliance
OSHA 1910.146
Permit-required confined space standard requiring rescue readiness.
ANSI Z117.1
Industry best practices for confined space safety & rescue.
Program Essentials
- Written rescue plan
- Tripod/winch availability
- Rescue-ready personnel & drills
Frequently Asked Questions
What is confined space non-entry rescue?
It’s a method of rescuing workers with retrieval systems like tripods and winches, without sending rescuers into hazardous spaces.
Why is it the preferred method?
It minimizes risk to rescuers, ensures faster recovery, and aligns with OSHA guidance.
What equipment is included?
Tripods, winches, retrieval lines, harnesses, communication devices, and PPE with hands-on practice.
Who should take this training?
Attendants, supervisors, EHS leaders, and designated rescue team members.
How long is the course?
4–6 hours, including simulations and certification.
Resources
Prepare Your Team for Safe Rescue
Train your crew in OSHA-compliant Non-Entry Rescue and ensure fast, effective responses to confined space emergencies.
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