Safety and Health Issues in Confined Spaces
Dates: October 3-4, 2002
April 29-30, 2003
October 9-10, 2003
Fee: 2 Days - $350
Location: 317 George Street, Suite 203, New Brunswick, NJ
Course Director: John M. Malool, MS
Benefits: The OSHA Permit Required Confined Space Final Rule (29 CFR 1910.146) is aimed at protecting workers from toxic and other hazards associated with working in confined spaces. This course provides the required training for workers to prevent unauthorized entry into confined spaces.  Participants will gain knowledge in: identifying hazards utilizing the proper air monitoring instruments; proper usage of personal protective and safety equipment; and entrance into various types of confined spaces.
Intended Audience: Industrial hygienists, emergency medical personnel, firefighters, safety professionals, police officers, sanitary engineers, public works employees, chemical workers and waste water treatment workers.
Course Topics
  • Recognizing Hazards in Confined Spaces
  • State and Federal Regulations
  • Personal Protective and Safety Equipment
  • Confined Space Entry Permits
  • Confined Space Emergencies/Rescues
  • Ventilating Confined Spaces
  • Air Monitoring Equipment
  • CPR
Other: CEUs:  1.4
CMs:  2.0

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UMDNJ-School of Public Health
Office of Public Health Practice
Plaza II, 2nd Floor
317 George Street
New Brunswick, NJ  08901-2008
Phone:  (732) 235-9450
Fax:  (732) 235-9460
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