Entry into Enclosed Space Training (EEST)

Duration: 1 Day
Maximum Intake: [To be confirmed by NOTI]
Prerequisites: [To be confirmed by NOTI]

Overview

This one-day training program is designed to develop awareness and practical understanding of safe enclosed-space entry onboard ships. It covers common hazards, permit-to-work requirements, atmospheric testing, use of PPE and SCBA, safe entry procedures, communication, and emergency response. Introduction – EEST

Course Objectives

• Identify enclosed spaces and associated hazards
• Understand risk assessment and Permit to Work requirements
• Conduct atmospheric testing correctly
• Use PPE and SCBA safely
• Follow safe enclosed-space entry procedures
• Understand rescue and emergency arrangements
• Participate effectively in enclosed-space rescue drills

Course Content / Key Topics

• Introduction to enclosed spaces onboard ships
• Hazards and risk assessment
• Permit to Work system
• Atmospheric testing and gas detection
• PPE, SCBA and safety equipment
• Safe entry procedures and communication
• Rescue procedures and emergency response
• Practical demonstrations and assessment

The detailed training schedule specifically includes gas detection, PPE/SCBA, entry procedures, communication and emergency-response drills. Introduction – EEST

Training Methodology

• Classroom instruction
• Videos and case studies
• Practical demonstrations
• Group discussions
• Assessment

Introduction – EEST

Who Should Attend

• Deck Officers
• Engine Officers
• Ratings
• Cadets
• Tanker crew members
• Shore personnel involved in tanker operations