Description

Millions of employees who enter into confined spaces each year face a significant risk of injury or death. Many of these same employees do not recognize that they may be facing serious unforeseen hazards by working in a confined space.

NUCA’s Confined Space Entry course is intended to provide construction managers, competent persons, and workers with basic information regarding entry into confined spaces. Its purpose is to create an awareness of the hazards associated with confined spaces and to provide managers with basic information necessary to establish a confined space entry program. Every confined space is unique. Therefore, each confined space must be carefully evaluated, and hazards must be eliminated or controlled before a confined space entry supervisor issues an entry permit.

Instructor RJ Rizzo, Safety Director, Trench-Ade 

Register now for this great FREE training. Christine will verify your membership and confirm your seat in the class. 

Space is limited to be sure to Register Now!

Disclaimer: The Arizona Chapter of NUCA (National Utility Contractors Association) is committed to providing valuable and complimentary safety training to its members through various programs, including the free safety trainings. In order to ensure the effectiveness of these sessions and to accommodate all interested participants, we kindly request that registered attendees notify us at least 48 hours in advance if they are unable to attend.

Please be advised that failure to provide timely notice of a cancellation may result in the imposition of a nominal "no-show fee" to cover administrative costs incurred in preparing for the event. This fee is designed to encourage responsible attendance and to ensure the continued availability of high-quality, FREE training opportunities for all members.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter as we strive to maintain the excellence of our safety training programs for the benefit of the entire AZUCA community. Thank you for your commitment to safety and professional development.

Should you have any questions or need further information, please contact Christine via email or phone christine@nuca.com (970) 376-1190