Confined Space

According to statistics compiled by California State University, Fullerton, about 2.1 million workers enter confined spaces every year. Thirty-nine of those workers never make it out alive. Another 6,000 workers are injured. Most confined space fatalities and injuries occur because employees are unaware of the inherent dangers, and are not properly equipped to handle hazardous situations. This training is designed as an introduction to the hazards of confined space work within the context of fuel cell shops. The purpose of these procedures will be to prevent hazardous materials exposure and injuries. This is a good introduction for Fuel and Paint Shops. Review to determine if appropriate for your shop. (Viewing length 18 minutes, 10 question quiz, student guide, total estimated training time 30 minutes.)

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