Confined Space Compliance · Online Training
OSHA Confined Space Training
Four online courses covering every role on a confined space job: Awareness for anyone working near confined spaces, Permit-Required Entry for entrants and attendants, Supervisor training for entry supervisors, and Competent Person training for program oversight and rescue planning. Aligned with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA and 29 CFR 1910.146.
Course Snapshot
- Confined Space Awareness $49.99
- Permit-Required Entry $59.99
- Confined Space Supervisor $69.99
- Competent Person $159.99
Overview
Why Confined Space Training Matters
Confined spaces remain one of the leading causes of multiple-fatality incidents in construction and general industry. Every role on the job, from the person entering the space to the one authorizing the permit, needs training scoped to their actual responsibilities.
Every Role, Covered Separately
Distinct training tracks for entrants and attendants, entry supervisors, and competent persons, so each role gets the depth it actually needs.
Reduce Incidents & Violations
Understand atmospheric hazards, permit systems, and rescue procedures so your crew and your paperwork hold up if OSHA ever shows up.
Train on Any Schedule
Self-paced, mobile-friendly lessons your staff can complete between shifts, on any device.
English & Spanish
Course content is available in both languages, suited to mixed-language crews and project teams.
Instant Certification
A certificate of completion is issued immediately after each course, ready for your compliance files.
Built for Real Jobsites
Scenarios drawn from tanks, vaults, manholes, and utility work, not generic classroom theory.
Courses
Choose the Right Course for Your Role
All four courses are self-paced and aligned with OSHA confined space regulations. Many crews enroll different staff in each, based on who does what on site.
Confined Space Awareness Training
Foundational training for anyone who works near or around confined spaces on a construction site, covering hazard recognition and basic safe work practices.
- 3 HoursDuration
- EN & ESLanguages
- On-DemandFormat
- Define permit-required vs. non-permit confined spaces
- Recognize atmospheric, engulfment, and mechanical hazards
- Understand entrant, attendant, and supervisor roles
- Apply basic safe work practices and signage rules
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Training
Covers the entry permit system for the entrants and attendants who actually enter and monitor permit-required confined spaces.
- 3 HoursDuration
- EN & ESLanguages
- On-DemandFormat
- Complete and interpret an entry permit
- Perform atmospheric testing and ventilation checks
- Apply entrant, attendant & entry supervisor duties
- Follow non-entry rescue and emergency procedures
Confined Space Supervisor Training
Specialized instruction for entry supervisors covering hazard recognition, permit authorization, and entry approval responsibilities.
- 5 HoursDuration
- EN & ESLanguages
- On-DemandFormat
- Authorize and cancel entry permits
- Verify atmospheric monitoring & equipment
- Assess site conditions and hazard controls
- Coordinate emergency response as entry supervisor
Competent Person for Confined Spaces Training
Advanced training under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA for the person responsible for the site's overall confined space program, including large-scale and federally funded projects.
- 6 HoursDuration
- EN & ESLanguages
- On-DemandFormat
- Identify hazards and classify confined spaces on site
- Build and oversee a written permit space program
- Develop rescue and emergency preparedness plans
- Maintain recordkeeping and program audits
| Compare | Awareness | Permit-Required Entry | Supervisor | Competent Person |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary focus | Hazard awareness for anyone nearby | Entrant & attendant permit procedures | Permit authorization & entry approval | Program oversight & rescue planning |
| Best for | General construction crews near confined spaces | Entrants, attendants, utility & maintenance staff | Entry supervisors, foremen, site leads | Safety managers, EHS coordinators, program owners |
| Duration | 3 Hours | 3 Hours | 5 Hours | 6 Hours |
| Price | $49.99 / seat | $59.99 / seat | $69.99 / seat | $159.99 / seat |
Curriculum
What Each Course Covers
Focused, practical modules broken out by role.
Awareness
Entry-Level Hazard Awareness
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01
What Is a Confined Space?
Defining permit-required vs. non-permit confined spaces under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA.
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02
Recognizing Confined Space Hazards
Atmospheric hazards, engulfment, mechanical, and physical hazards common to tanks, vaults, and manholes.
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03
OSHA Regulations Overview
The structure of the permit space standard and where each role's duties come from.
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04
Roles & Responsibilities
How the entrant, attendant, and entry supervisor roles fit together on a real job.
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05
Basic Safe Work Practices
Ventilation, signage, communication, and when to stop work and call an attendant.
Permit-Required Entry
Entrant & Attendant Track
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01
Permit-Required vs. Non-Permit Spaces
Reclassifying a space and when a permit is legally required before entry.
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02
The Entry Permit System
Completing, posting, and canceling an entry permit correctly.
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03
Atmospheric Testing & Ventilation
Testing order, acceptable entry conditions, and continuous monitoring while inside.
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04
Entrant, Attendant & Supervisor Duties
Who does what during entry, and how communication is maintained throughout.
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05
Emergency & Non-Entry Rescue
Retrieval systems, calling for help, and what an attendant must never do.
Supervisor
Entry Supervisor Track
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01
Role & Legal Responsibilities
What the entry supervisor is personally accountable for under the standard.
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02
Hazard Recognition & Risk Assessment
Evaluating site conditions before authorizing entry.
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03
Permit Authorization & Entry Approval
Verifying conditions and signing off on the entry permit.
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04
Monitoring Oversight & Equipment Verification
Confirming testing equipment and ventilation are working and calibrated.
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05
Emergency Response Coordination
Directing the response and reporting requirements if entry conditions change.
Competent Person
Program Oversight Track
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01
Defining the Competent Person Role
Authority and responsibility under 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA.
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02
Advanced Hazard Identification
Classifying every confined space on a site and documenting the evaluation.
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03
Permit System Development
Building a written program that entrants, attendants, and supervisors can actually follow.
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04
Rescue Planning & Emergency Preparedness
Choosing between in-house rescue capability and a dedicated rescue service.
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05
Recordkeeping & Program Audits
Keeping the paperwork and the program itself defensible over time.
Who It's For
Built for Everyone Who Works Around Confined Spaces
Enroll
Get Your Team Trained Today
Reserve seats in any of the four courses, and our team will follow up to complete enrollment.
Confined Space Awareness Training
- 3 hours of self-paced online training
- Available in English and Spanish
- Mobile-optimized, accessible 24/7
- Certificate of completion issued immediately
- Aligned with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA
This reserves seats in the On-Demand Online course. Need SCORM, Virtual Instructor-Led, or In-Person Group training instead? See other formats on HAZWOPER-OSHA.com →
Seat count received.
You'll be taken to secure payment to complete your enrollment.
Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Training
- 3 hours of self-paced online training
- Available in English and Spanish
- Mobile-optimized, accessible 24/7
- Certificate of completion issued immediately
- Aligned with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA & 1910.146
This reserves seats in the On-Demand Online course. Need SCORM, Virtual Instructor-Led, or In-Person Group training instead? See other formats on HAZWOPER-OSHA.com →
Seat count received.
You'll be taken to secure payment to complete your enrollment.
Confined Space Supervisor Training
- 5 hours of self-paced online training
- Available in English and Spanish
- Mobile-optimized, accessible 24/7
- Certificate of completion issued immediately
- Aligned with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA & 1910.146
This reserves seats in the On-Demand Online course. Need SCORM, Virtual Instructor-Led, or In-Person Group training instead? See other formats on HAZWOPER-OSHA.com →
Seat count received.
You'll be taken to secure payment to complete your enrollment.
Competent Person for Confined Spaces Training
- 6 hours of self-paced online training
- Available in English and Spanish
- Mobile-optimized, accessible 24/7
- Certificate of completion issued immediately
- Aligned with 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA
This reserves seats in the On-Demand Online course. Need SCORM, Virtual Instructor-Led, or In-Person Group training instead? See other formats on HAZWOPER-OSHA.com →
Seat count received.
You'll be taken to secure payment to complete your enrollment.
FAQ
Common Questions
It depends on your role. Awareness is for anyone working near confined spaces, Permit-Required Entry is for entrants and attendants who go inside, Supervisor training is for the person authorizing entry, and Competent Person training is for whoever owns the overall confined space program. Many crews enroll different staff in each.
Awareness and Permit-Required Entry each run about 3 hours, Supervisor training runs about 5 hours, and Competent Person training runs about 6 hours. All are self-paced.
Yes. All four courses are available in English and Spanish.
Yes, a certificate of completion is issued immediately after finishing any of the four courses, ready to keep in your compliance files.
These courses follow OSHA's confined space standards: 29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA for construction, and 29 CFR 1910.146 for general industry where applicable.
Possibly. A site typically needs entrants and attendants trained in Permit-Required Entry, an entry supervisor trained in Supervisor duties, and a designated Competent Person overseeing the program. It's common for one person to hold more than one of these certifications.
Keep Your Crew Compliant. Train Every Role.
Four courses, online. Certificate on completion. English & Spanish.