Compare Enter and Work in Confined Spaces Courses in Australia
RIIWHS202E is the nationally recognised unit for entering confined spaces — tanks, silos, pits, sewers, pipelines, and plant enclosures. Work Health and Safety regulations require anyone entering a confined space to hold current competency, and employers must maintain a permit system for every entry. We track 6 real Enter and Work in Confined Spaces courses from 3 RTOs across 5 capitals, with prices from $495 and a national average of $520.
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Providers offering Enter and Work in Confined Spaces
3 Registered Training Organisations deliver this cert across the cities we cover. Prices from the lowest available course per provider.
Who needs a Enter and Work in Confined Spaces?
Plumbers, electricians, industrial cleaners, tank inspectors, sewer and pipeline workers, mining and oil & gas technicians, and any trade accessing an enclosed space with limited natural ventilation. Heavily required in resources, utilities, and manufacturing.
What you'll learn
- Identifying confined spaces and recognising atmospheric, physical, and chemical hazards
- Using gas detection, ventilation, and respiratory protection equipment
- Permit systems, stand-by personnel, and communication protocols
- Entry, occupancy, and safe exit procedures
- Rescue planning and emergency response
Cost breakdown
Across 6 courses from 3 RTOs. Verified . Format mix: 6 Face-to-face.
Frequently asked questions
Does Confined Space training expire?
The unit itself does not expire, but most employers in mining, utilities, and industrial settings require refresher training every 2 years, often bundled with gas-testing and rescue competencies.
Is there a separate 'Work in Confined Spaces' ticket?
Yes. RIIWHS202E Enter and Work is the most common. Specialist roles may also require RIIWHS302E (Stand-by Person) or MSMWHS217 (Gas Test Atmospheres).
Can this be completed online?
No. Practical assessment — gas detection, harness and tripod use, stand-by and rescue drills — must be delivered face-to-face.