Confined Space Authorized Entrant and Attendant
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Onsite at your location or a scheduled classroom. Washington DC and East Coast.
Prepare entrants and attendants to recognize hazards, communicate, monitor conditions, and follow permit procedures.
This course introduces the duties of authorized entrants and attendants, permit-system controls, hazard recognition, communication, monitoring, and emergency actions. Employer-specific procedures and practical competency must be completed before field assignment.
At a Glance
| Format | Instructor-led classroom with practical exercises |
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| Duration | Approximately 4 hours; site-specific additions may require more time. |
| Price | $169 — contact us to register |
| Who it is for | Employees assigned as authorized entrants or attendants in a permit-required confined-space program. |
| Prerequisites | Employer assignment and site-specific training are required before actual entry duties. Medical, respiratory, and equipment qualifications may apply. |
| Credential | LSE course completion documentation. Employer authorization and site-specific competency remain required. |
| Class size | 6-16 |
What You Will Learn
- Explain entrant and attendant duties
- Recognize entry hazards
- Use permits and communication procedures
- Respond to changing conditions and emergencies
- Participate in practical exercises
Course Outline
Program and Roles
Permit-space program and responsibilities
Hazards and Controls
Atmospheric and physical hazards
Entry Operations
Permits, monitoring, communication, and accountability
Emergency Actions
Evacuation and rescue notification
Practical and Assessment
Role practice and evaluation
Your Instructors
Life Saving Education courses are taught by a team of experienced instructors. Every LSE instructor is at least a paramedic with teaching experience, and many bring additional firefighter, clinical, technical-rescue, or occupational-safety backgrounds. The assigned instructor may vary by course, location, and specialty.
Important Program Notices
Confined Space Program Notice
Confined space training supports, but does not replace, the employer’s written permit-required confined space program under 29 CFR 1910.146. Employers remain responsible for space evaluation, permits, equipment, rescue arrangements, and site-specific procedures.
Completion Documents
Completion documents are issued by the applicable certifying organization after all attendance, skills, testing, and administrative requirements are met. A generic site certificate is never a substitute for an official course completion card or eCard. The organization imposing your training requirement decides what it will accept; verify the required course and completion document before registering.
Register or Request a Quote
Seats are scheduled directly with our team so we can confirm the right course, format, and date for you. Call 617-840-0113, email Lifesavingedu@gmail.com, or send us a message. Group and onsite training available across the East Coast.
LSE - Training, Education & Editorial Team
Life Saving Education provides practical, real-world training in emergency medicine, fire and rescue services, workplace safety, and occupational health. Our instructor team brings frontline experience from EMS, fire service, nursing, workplace safety, and professional education into every course we teach.
We deliver hands-on and classroom training for healthcare professionals, emergency responders, businesses, organizations, and individuals, with instruction grounded in current standards, evidence-based practices, and real-world application.
Life Saving Education also publishes educational articles, safety updates, training resources, and professional insights designed to help students and working professionals build knowledge, confidence, and skills they can apply when it matters most.
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