Perform Work In Confined Space Operation
About This Course
Designed for beginners entering the process or construction industry, this course prepares workers to perform their roles safely and competently in confined space operations. Covering key WSH legislation, hazard identification, gas detection, Permit-to-Work systems and emergency response, learners gain practical, job-ready skills recognised across Singapore's industrial sectors. Certified graduates receive a Safety Pass and Certificate of Successful Completion, enhancing employability and meeting mandatory industry requirements for confined space entry. Whether you're starting out or formalising existing experience, this WSQ-accredited course strengthens your workplace safety competency and opens doors to roles as a qualified confined space entrant or attendant.
What You'll Learn
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Identify the duties and responsibilities of all confined space personnel — entrants, attendants, supervisors, safety assessors and rescue teams — under the WSH Act and relevant Codes of Practice
Recognise atmospheric, physical and biological hazards in confined spaces, conduct basic risk assessments, and apply appropriate control measures
Select, operate and maintain gas detection instruments for atmospheric monitoring, and correctly interpret gas readings
Comply with the Permit-to-Work (PTW) system and follow safe work procedures for confined space entry and operations
Respond effectively in emergencies — including wearing a full-body harness, using Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA), activating rescue personnel, and performing self-rescue and evacuation procedures
Skills covered: Hazard identification, risk assessment, PPE and RPE selection, gas detection, Permit-to-Work compliance, emergency response, confined space rescue procedures, WSH legislation compliance.
Entry Requirements
Minimum age of 18 years old
Able to read, write and communicate in English at a basic working proficiency (equivalent to WPLN Level 4 or higher)
No prior experience or qualifications required — this course is suitable for beginners
Physically fit to perform work in confined space environments
No known medical conditions that may pose risk during confined space entry (e.g. claustrophobia, respiratory or cardiovascular conditions)
Minimum education level: PSLE or equivalent