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Choosing a course

Entry, monitor or awareness - which confined space course?

Confined space training splits by what you will actually do. Entering a space, standing as the attendant outside it, and simply needing to recognise one are three different requirements, and the awareness course is not a substitute for the entry course.

How this is ordered. By what On-Track customers actually bought over the last twelve months, not by our opinion of them. The first one listed is the one most people take.

Side by side

CoursePriceLengthCoverageCertificateWritten for
Confined Space Entry and MonitorMost bought$87.994h 20mAll Provinces36 monthsAll Workers (High Hazard)
Confined Space Entry (Alberta)$89.992h 30mAlberta36 monthsAll Workers (High Hazard)
Confined Space - Awareness Training (CAN)$99.992h 30mAll Provinces24 monthsAll Workers (High Hazard)

What actually separates them

  • Entry and Monitor is the full course for people going in and the people watching them.
  • Awareness is for workers who need to recognise a confined space and stay out of it.
  • There is an Alberta-specific version.
  • Confined space work also needs a written entry procedure, rescue plan and atmospheric monitoring. The course does not create those. If your programme does not have them, phone us.

Still not sure which one?

Call 1-800-440-6650. We audit these programmes for a living, so we would rather spend five minutes telling you which course your certifying partner or your client actually wants than sell you the wrong one.

Training more than one person?

A corporate account is free, takes 20 percent off for the first three months, and keeps every certificate and expiry date in one place. Buying Confined Space Entry and Monitor seats one at a time costs more and tracks nothing.