Confined Space Entry and Monitor – Energy Safety Canada ,(EES)

Confined Space Entry and Monitor Course (Energy Safety Canada)

Confined space work represents some of the most critical hazards in the oil and gas sector. This comprehensive course, developed by Energy Safety Canada, is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to recognize, evaluate, and control the risks associated with working in confined and restricted spaces.

Grounded in authoritative industry standards—including the Canadian Standards Association’s Z1006-16 Management of Work in Confined Spaces and the Canadian Association of Oil and Gas Producers’ Code of Practice for Confined Space—this training ensures that participants meet the highest benchmarks of safety, compliance, and operational effectiveness.

Course Objectives

At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

• Identify and classify confined space hazards

• Understand the roles and responsibilities of Entrants, Monitors, and Supervisors

• Apply relevant safety legislation, standards, and codes of practice

• Plan and execute safe confined space entries

• Monitor and control hazardous atmospheres through ventilation and testing

• Implement and follow proper procedures and emergency protocols

Topics Covered

• Confined Space Entry/Monitor Basics

• Roles and Responsibilities: Workers, Supervisors, Managers & Monitors

• OH&S Legislated Standards

• Code of Practice: Development and Application

• Confined Space Identification & Classification

• Entry Planning and Permitting

• Isolation, Ventilation & Atmospheric Testing

• Hazard Assessment & Control Methods

• Entry Tags & Signage

• Emergency Response and Rescue Procedures

Designed For

• Supervisors, planners, and workers responsible for confined space entry

• Personnel administering and monitoring entry into confined or restricted spaces

• Individuals seeking certification in compliance with industry and regulatory standards

Certification

Upon successful completion of the proctored exam (minimum score of 70%), participants will receive an Energy Safety Canada Certificate of Completion, valid for three years.