
Our Confined Spaces training program aims to provide participants with practical knowledge necessary to safely access, perform work and perform rescues in these challenging environments. Upon completion of the course, participants will be prepared with the necessary skills and confidence to dealing with situations in confined spaces.
We have real scenarios, different levels of height, small places, vertical and horizontal pipes, smoke machines, man's mouths, anti-panic exits. Etc.
Working in confined spaces requires a deep understanding of the associated risks and the safety protocols necessary to minimize them. With the right information and techniques, it is possible to safely access, work and rescue in these challenging environments.
Our Confined Space training provides tangible benefits for both employees and employers. Some of these benefits include:
- Reduction of accidents and injuries in the workplace.
- Compliance with standards security and government regulations.
- Improved productivity by ensuring that workers are prepared to face the challenges of confined spaces.
- Increased trust and competence of employees when faced with risky situations.
The Confined Spaces course can be useful for working in different parts of the world, but it's important to consider several factors to ensure that the certificate and training you receive are recognized and accepted internationally: Local Regulations and Regulations: Each country or region may have its own regulations and regulations regarding working in confined spaces. It is essential to verify that the course you take complies with the regulations of the country where you plan to work. For example, in the United States, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has specific regulations, while in Europe, the directives of the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) may apply.
It is not necessary to have previous experience to take the Confined Spaces course. This type of course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in confined spaces, so it is aimed at both inexperienced people and those who are already familiar with the subject but who need a certification or knowledge update. The courses usually cover aspects such as: Definition and classification of confined spaces: Explanation of what is considered a confined space and common examples. Potential hazards: Identification of risks and hazards associated with working in confined spaces, such as hazardous atmospheres, physical and mechanical hazards. Safety and risk control measures: Techniques and procedures for controlling and minimizing risks, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Procedures for entering and working in confined spaces: Protocols and best practices for safe entry and exit, as well as for working within these spaces. Equipment and tools: Information on necessary equipment, such as gas detectors, autonomous breathing equipment, and communication systems. Emergency and rescue planning: Rescue and first aid procedures in case of emergency. Therefore, while previous experience can be beneficial, it is not a prerequisite to enroll and benefit from this type of training.
No, due to the physical and practical nature of the techniques taught, online training is not a viable option for the Confined Spaces course, it is highly practical and requires the direct supervision of certified instructors to ensure safety and the correct acquisition of technical skills. The main components of the course include: o Practical Training: A large part of the course consists of performing exercises in controlled environments, where instructors can provide immediate feedback and correct any errors. o Evaluation in Real Situations: Participants must demonstrate their skills in scenarios that simulate real work situations. This includes proper use of equipment, rescue techniques and safety procedures.
Our Confined Spaces training program aims to provide participants with practical knowledge necessary to safely access, perform work and perform rescues in these challenging environments. Upon completion of the course, participants will be prepared with the necessary skills and confidence to dealing with situations in confined spaces.
We have real scenarios, different levels of height, small places, vertical and horizontal pipes, smoke machines, man's mouths, anti-panic exits. Etc.
Working in confined spaces requires a deep understanding of the associated risks and the safety protocols necessary to minimize them. With the right information and techniques, it is possible to safely access, work and rescue in these challenging environments.
Our Confined Space training provides tangible benefits for both employees and employers. Some of these benefits include:
- Reduction of accidents and injuries in the workplace.
- Compliance with standards security and government regulations.
- Improved productivity by ensuring that workers are prepared to face the challenges of confined spaces.
- Increased trust and competence of employees when faced with risky situations.
The Confined Spaces course can be useful for working in different parts of the world, but it's important to consider several factors to ensure that the certificate and training you receive are recognized and accepted internationally: Local Regulations and Regulations: Each country or region may have its own regulations and regulations regarding working in confined spaces. It is essential to verify that the course you take complies with the regulations of the country where you plan to work. For example, in the United States, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has specific regulations, while in Europe, the directives of the European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA) may apply.
It is not necessary to have previous experience to take the Confined Spaces course. This type of course is designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary to work safely in confined spaces, so it is aimed at both inexperienced people and those who are already familiar with the subject but who need a certification or knowledge update. The courses usually cover aspects such as: Definition and classification of confined spaces: Explanation of what is considered a confined space and common examples. Potential hazards: Identification of risks and hazards associated with working in confined spaces, such as hazardous atmospheres, physical and mechanical hazards. Safety and risk control measures: Techniques and procedures for controlling and minimizing risks, including the use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Procedures for entering and working in confined spaces: Protocols and best practices for safe entry and exit, as well as for working within these spaces. Equipment and tools: Information on necessary equipment, such as gas detectors, autonomous breathing equipment, and communication systems. Emergency and rescue planning: Rescue and first aid procedures in case of emergency. Therefore, while previous experience can be beneficial, it is not a prerequisite to enroll and benefit from this type of training.
No, due to the physical and practical nature of the techniques taught, online training is not a viable option for the Confined Spaces course, it is highly practical and requires the direct supervision of certified instructors to ensure safety and the correct acquisition of technical skills. The main components of the course include: o Practical Training: A large part of the course consists of performing exercises in controlled environments, where instructors can provide immediate feedback and correct any errors. o Evaluation in Real Situations: Participants must demonstrate their skills in scenarios that simulate real work situations. This includes proper use of equipment, rescue techniques and safety procedures.
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I recently completed a rope access training course at EASTAV in Sevilla, and I couldn’t be more grateful for the experience. From start to finish, the team was professional, attentive, patient, and thorough in their teaching approach.
They make sure that every student feels confident, safe, and supported throughout the course.The equipment is modern, well-maintained, and up to date, which really adds peace of mind during such a hands-on training.
On top of that, they provide a detailed book with all the essential knowledge you need, making it easy to continue learning and revising even outside the classroom.
EASTAV also has its own shop with top-quality products—from clothing to equipos—basically everything you could possibly need to work in the industry. This makes it incredibly convenient to start out fully prepared with reliable gear.
As a woman entering a field where we’re still underrepresented, I have felt nothing but welcome and supported here. EASTAV creates an inclusive environment where anyone can succeed—whether you’re male or female, new to the industry, or already experienced. You just need to be open to learning and willing to put in the effort.
Another big plus is the location—there are plenty of accessible facilities nearby, making the whole experience even more comfortable.
What really impressed me is the variety of globally recognized courses they offer, opening doors to industries such as the wind energy (sector eólico) sector and many others. EASTAV is not just a training center, but a place that helps you take real steps forward in your career.
I highly recommend EASTAV to anyone considering rope access or looking to expand their qualifications.
You’ll be in the best hands.A special thank you to Viviana, José, Hernan and Henry! 🫶



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