Federal and NV State OSHA confined space entry standards for general industry (1910.146) and construction (1926 Subpart AA) require privately-owned businesses, non-profit organizations, and affected governmental organizations in the greater Las Vegas NV area to implement a comprehensive confined space entry program for their employees who are involved in confined space entry work. A key element of that program is providing confined space training for all affected workers involved in confined space work. This includes all confined space entrants, attendants, and entry supervisors at general industry and construction work sites with permit-required confined spaces, as well as the competent person at construction sites.
Have a highly qualified instructor conduct an on site confined space training class for your group of employees in or near Las Vegas NV. The confined space training can be based on the OSHA 1910.146 general industry standards for entering permit-required confined spaces, or the newer OSHA 1926 Subpart AA confined spaces for construction standards. This service is available to all employers located near Las Vegas NV.
Also, trainees have the option to take one of our comprehensive online confined space training courses, available for the construction industry and for general industry. Course options include training for entrants and attendants, entry supervisors, and the competent person at construction sites. Basic “How to Identify Permit Spaces” courses for construction sites and general industry sites also available. Sign up one student, or use our free Learner Management System (LMS) to purchase multiple courses / assign to students / track their progress. Course immediately available upon registration. Students can train at their own pace, logging in and out at any time, even from different computers / devices. Print your personalized training certificate upon successful completion of your course.
ON-SITE CONFINED SPACE ENTRY TRAINING CLASS
- Training class conducted for your group in Las Vegas NV
- Class based on OSHA 1926 construction standards or 1910 general industry standards for confined space entry
- Training covers confined space entrants, attendants, entry supervisors, and the competent person
ONLINE CONFINED SPACE TRAINING COURSES
- Log in and out, train at your pace. Print your cert when done
- Courses based on either OSHA 1926 construction or 1910 general industry confined space entry standards
- Courses for entrants and attendants, entry supervisors and the competent person, business owners and managers
How to Identify Permit Required Confined Spaces
Want to learn how to determine if you even have a permit-required confined space at your work site? You can learn how to make that determination by taking one of the following “How to” courses online.
How to Identify Permit Required Confined Spaces at General Industry Work Sites
- Based on OSHA 1910.146 standards
- Instant access
- Train at your own pace
How to Identify Permit Required Confined Spaces at Construction Sites
- Based on OSHA 1926 Subpart AA standards
- Instant access
- Train at your own pace
Confined Space Training for Las Vegas Employers
Employers in the Las Vegas area can arrange training for multiple confined space roles required under federal and Nevada State OSHA standards. For on-site classes, we conduct training for groups of employees at your facility, covering entrants, attendants, entry supervisors, and the competent person for construction sites. Online courses are also available for these same roles, with instant access upon registration and the ability to log in and out at any time from different computers or devices. Students who successfully complete online courses can print their personalized training certificate immediately upon finishing.
How to Identify Permit-Required Confined Spaces
We offer specialized online courses to help employers determine if they have a permit-required confined space at their work site. These "How to Identify Permit Spaces" courses are available for both construction sites and general industry sites, based on either OSHA 1910.146 standards or OSHA 1926 Subpart AA standards. Students receive instant access and can train at their own pace. For construction work, 29 CFR 1926.1204 requires each entry employer to identify and evaluate the hazards of permit spaces before employees enter them.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Who regulates confined space entry requirements for employers in Las Vegas?
Nevada operates an OSHA-approved State Plan covering most private sector workers and all state and local government workers. Both federal and Nevada State OSHA confined space entry standards for general industry (29 CFR 1910.146) and construction (29 CFR 1926 Subpart AA) require privately-owned businesses, non-profit organizations, and affected governmental organizations in the greater Las Vegas area to implement a comprehensive confined space entry program. This includes providing confined space training for all affected workers involved in confined space work.
What confined space training courses are available in Las Vegas?
We offer on-site confined space training classes conducted by a highly qualified instructor for your group of employees in or near Las Vegas. We also offer comprehensive online confined space training courses available for both construction and general industry, with course options for entrants and attendants, entry supervisors, and the competent person at construction sites. Online students can train at their own pace and print their personalized training certificate upon successful completion.
Does confined space training expire?
Confined space training does not have a fixed expiration date under federal standards. For construction work, 29 CFR 1926.1207 requires training before employees are first assigned duties, before there is a change in assigned duties, and whenever there is a change in permit space entry operations that presents a hazard about which an employee has not previously been trained. The employer must maintain training records containing each employee's name, the name of the trainers, and the dates of training for the period of time the employee is employed.