Confined Space Training is suited for those working in operational roles where they are required to:

• enter or work in confined spaces
• undertake hazard identification or risk assessment in relation to a confined space
• implement risk control measures
• issue entry permits
• act as a standby person or communicate with workers in a confined space
• monitor conditions while work is being carried out
• buy equipment for confined space work
• design or lay out a work area that includes a confined space

Renewal: Every two (2) years or as stipulated by your employer

ASTRA use various assessment methods and techniques, including skill and knowledge assessments as an essential step to ensure you progress through your course. You may be assessed in a number of ways while you are studying and training with ASTRA, including observation, written assessment, questioning, portfolios, work samples, third-party feedback, and in some cases through recognition of prior learning.

ASTRA requires all students to wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). As a minimum requirement, any personnel attending an ASTRA course and training facility must wear enclosed, lace-up shoes with a non-slip sole. Further guidance and support on PPE will be provided at enrolment.

Before commencing any course, ASTRA recommends you consult your doctor to determine any limitations with conducting practical demonstrations if applicable. There may be multiple tasks that require manual handling of materials and equipment and general exposure to accessing and working on structures at height. If you are unsure about your capabilities please contact the ASTRA team for further assistance and to determine the support services in place to assist your training experience.