The Confined Space training Program applies to any private or public department that has space(s) that may potentially be hazardous when entered. A confined space is one configured so that a person can fully enter and work, but is not designed for continuous human occupancy and has restricted or limited means of entry or exit. Confined spaces may contain hazardous/toxic and flammable gas & fumes that can injure workers or quickly lead to death by means of inhalation or fire explosion during hot work like welding, cutting, grinding etc. Untrained and ill-equipped rescuers can easily become victims themselves. Examples of confined spaces at UW may include, but aren’t limited to:

• Boilers
• Vessels and Tanks
• Storage bins
• Utility vaults
• Sumps and pits
• Excavations
• Sewers
• Attics, plenums and crawlspaces
• Lift stations
• Air handling units
• Cooling towers
• Tunnels and pipelines

ISDC train workers & technician and assists industry with developing, maintaining and improving their confined space safety plans
ISDC has own full set up at their NCR sites for such type of training for particular batch of 25 participants per day. A fullyequipped
classroom & underground tunnel with proper 24 V lighting, SCBA sets, oxygen & explosive meter, chromotograph, PTW, Distress signal unit with 24 volt DC supply. This training is executed by senior HSE professionals & experts.