in Entrant and Entry Controller for Confined Spaces (Medium Risk)

About this course
This course is designed for individuals acting as the entry controller or ‘top person’ responsible for overseeing entry and work arrangements within medium risk confined spaces. It also includes the practical aspects of working inside such spaces.
Learners will develop the competence to:
- Control and monitor access to medium risk confined spaces.
- Conduct and document pre-entry checks and risk assessments.
- Prepare and use safety equipment and tools appropriately.
- Ensure safe entry and exit procedures are followed.
- Maintain communications with workers inside the space.
- Initiate and manage emergency procedures, if required.
Who Is It For?
This course is aimed at:
- Individuals acting as entry controllers (Top Persons) for NC2 or NC3 confined spaces.
- Personnel working in the water and non-water industry and any sector where confined spaces are classified as medium risk.
- Workers needing certification to comply with legal and industry standards for confined space entry and supervision.
Compliance
This unit aligns with:
- Confined Space Regulations 1997
- National Occupational Standards (NOS) for medium risk confined space working:
- EUSC02 – Prepare to work safely in confined spaces.
- EUSCS04 – Control entry and arrangements for confined space work.
Endorsed by:
Energy & Utility Skills
Instruction:
Training is conducted by highly experienced instructors with extensive industry expertise. An interactive learning environment is fostered, encouraging participants to ask questions and engage in practical problem-solving throughout the course.
- Prepare to work safely in medium risk confined spaces.
- Enter and exit the medium risk confined space safely.
- Work safely and monitor the work team to ensure procedures are followed.
- Deal with emergency situations.
- Understand the principles of working in medium risk confined spaces.
- Understand standard protocols for work in medium risk confined spaces.
- Understand entry controller duties and responsibilities.
- Understand equipment checks and inspection required.
Theory and practical.
Delivery Format:
A blended approach combining classroom-based theory with practical exercises in realistic scenarios.
Candidates must be 18 years of age.
Course payments
If booking online please follow instructions, payment can be made using debit or credit card. Should you wish to pay by invoice please contact a member of our team and we will be able to process your booking for you. We require either payment or a purchase order at the time of reservation and will issue a formal invoice. Once payment has been successfully processed, we will issue your joining instructions.
Course materials, accreditation, a complimentary light lunch and refreshments throughout the day.
After booking
Our courses vary so timings will be confirmed in your joining instructions. All candidates are required to arrive 15 minutes prior to the course start to register and provide their photographic identification.
Directions: Red One Ltd, Westpoint, Clyst St Mary, Exeter, EX5 1DJ
From M5 junction 30 take the A376, at the first roundabout take the second exit on to the A3052. Continue for approximately 1 mile and Westpoint enterance is on the left hand side (also signed as Devon Drivers Centre).
When entering through the main gates take the first turning on the right signed Red One Ltd Headquarters. Red One is the first red brick building on the right. Please park in the spaces on the right prior to the building.
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Directions: Waddington Training Centre, Sleaford Road, Lincoln, LN5 9FG
From Lincoln, follow the A1434 towards Canwick Road (B1188) and continue straight ahead on to Canwick Road. At Lincoln Road roundabout, take the third exit on to the Lincoln Eastern Bypass/A15. At the next roundabout, take the second exit on to Sleaford Road. The training centre is approximately 1 mile along this road.
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