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OSHA Pros, LLC Describes Five Dangers of Working in Confined Spaces

 

North Richland Hills, TX -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/23/2022 --OSHA Pros, LLC provides workers laboring in confined spaces with confined space certifications through convenient online training courses. Offering two distinct training courses for general industry and construction workers, OSHA.net ensures that trainees are receiving the education needed to stay safe on the job. But what are the dangers of confined spaces?

With decades of experience offering OSHA-compliant training, OSHA Pros, LLC is knowledgeable on the dangers of confined spaces, and shares some of these dangers, which include:

1. Lack of Oxygen - One of the most prevalent dangers of working in confined spaces is lack of oxygen, which can occur when carbon dioxide displaces oxygen.
2. Flooding - Floods can happen in nearly any confined space, especially confined spaces that are near drainage or sewers. Flooding can not only cause drowning, but also collapses that can lead to fatalities.
3. Fumes/Gasses - It is easy for fumes and gasses to build up within confined spaces. Gas and fume leaks may be caused by contaminated land, burst pipes, lack of ventilation, etc.
4. Dust - The buildup of dust can cause respiratory issues and increase the risk of fire and explosion.
5. Temperature - Hot confined spaces may increase body temperature, which can lead to exhaustion, dehydration, heat strokes, or even fainting.

About OSHA Pros, LLC
OSHA Pros, LLC proudly offers a vast selection of online training and certifications, such as the confined space certification training program. With all course work available from OSHA.net 24/7, OSHA Pros, LLC ensures that trainees are able to complete training at their own pace, improving overall learning retention and workplace safety.

From permitting processing, physical entrapment, toxic substances, and more, the confined space certification training provided by OSHA Pros, LLC covers all topics related to working in hazardous confined spaces. Visit www.osha.net to learn more about confined space certification training and register for an online course today!