Employer Responsibilities and SATS Training Programs
Before any confined space work begins, employers are responsible for ensuring all workers receive proper, up-to-date training. Additional training is required whenever job duties change, the permit space program is updated, or new hazards are introduced.
Rescue team members must also maintain current CPR and First Aid certifications to meet OSHA and NFPA requirements.
At Southern Appalachian Technical Services (SATS), we make sure your team is prepared for every scenario. Our instructors hold multiple national certifications and actively participate in continuing education to stay current with evolving standards.
We offer customized confined space training programs that meet site-specific needs while aligning with OSHA 1910.146, NFPA 1670, and industry best practices.
Confined Space Training
Current Class Offerings:
Confined Space Authorized Entrant
Learn safe entry procedures, atmospheric monitoring, PPE use, and communication protocols for confined spaces.
Confined Space Rescue
Hands-on instruction in confined space rescue techniques, team coordination, and incident command operations.
Confined Space Authorized Entrant – Train the Trainer
Prepare qualified personnel to instruct others in confined space entry procedures and compliance standards.
Confined Space Rescue – Train the Trainer
Advanced instruction for trainers responsible for teaching confined space rescue operations and safety management.
Refresher Courses
Keep your certifications current and skills sharp with updated training on procedures, equipment, and safety protocols.
At SATS, our goal is simple to empower your team with the knowledge, confidence, and practical skills needed to operate safely in any confined space environment.