Confined Space and Trenching

The people who operate, maintain, and work in a water or wastewater system are the greatest asset to the system. Protecting their health and safety is important to the operation of the system. Two of the greatest threats to these workers are confined spaces and trenches. Upon completion of this course, participants will understand the steps they can take to make themselves and others safer in these dangerous areas.

Zoom information and student guide are included on the first page of this course. Each operator must be able to log into Zoom individually with a single device for Contact Hours**. Prior to class, attendees will need their own zoom account which includes their name, phone number and email address.
Attendees can use a computer, phone, or tablet to attend program, however, for the best experience, a device with a web cam and speaker is best.

**Attendees can share a computer for viewing. But, each attendee must also log into a device individually (e.g. View on computer at the plant as a group, but also log into Zoom individually with your phone). Attendees must individually answer periodic poll questions and take quizzes during program. This is necessary to verify attendance and participation. This will involve typing into a device.

The staff and trainers of LearnH2O are dedicated to your success! If you have questions about the material presented, have technical difficulties, or need other assistance, we are here to help. Assistance is available by calling LearnH2O help at (800) 653-7792 or contacting a dedicated team member on our help page.