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Confined Space Attendant

Standby and Hole-Watch for Confined Spaces — Competency and Certification Course

Course fee 350 250 SAR Save 100 SAR
One payment covers the full course, the final exam, and your TUV card + certificate.

The Confined Space Attendant (hole-watch / standby person) guards the entrants from outside the space and never enters. This course covers the attendant's role and authority, the confined space hazards being watched for, the entry permit and attendant duties, continuous atmospheric and visual monitoring, constant two-way communication, access control and the entry log, recognising an emergency, non-entry rescue and retrieval with harness, line, tripod and winch, summoning the trained rescue team, and the absolute rule that the attendant never enters — because would-be rescuers are a large share of confined space fatalities. Frameworks: OSHA 1910.146 and site confined space entry practice.

What you'll cover

1. Welcome
2. How This Course Works
3. The Attendant Role
4. Role, Authority and Accountability
5. Confined Space Hazards Recap
6. The Watch
7. The Entry Permit and Attendant Duties
8. Monitoring the Atmosphere and the Space
9. Continuous Communication
10. Controlling Access and the Log
11. Emergency Response
12. Recognising an Emergency
13. Non-Entry Rescue and Retrieval
14. Raising the Alarm and Summoning Rescue
15. Why the Attendant Never Enters
16. Final Assessment
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