INDUSTRY NEWS
MARINA MOVE MAKES MORE OF CONFINED SPACE
Marlin Environmental Services Ltd, marine and industrial specialist contractors announce commissioning of their new ‘Confined Space and Confined Space Refresher’ training facility attached to their Head Office complex within beautiful Chichester Marina.
ADDITION
The location adds a further South Coast training site alongside Marlin’s existing Portsmouth Dockyard facility for IOSH- accredited `Confined Space` (and related `Refresher`) training courses. The dual classroom/practical training vessel is unique to the area, built in response to increasing demand locally for Open Courses to suit maritime business, SME’s and owner/operators.
1997 REGULATIONS AND COMPLIANCE Confined Space Regulations 1997 cover all chambers, tanks, vat, silo, pit, pipe, sewer, flue, well or other similar spaces in which, by virtue of its enclosed nature there is foreseeable risk of a ‘specified occurrence’.
Simon Evans, Marlin Marketing & Sales Manager explains: “Compliance for those working in such conditions is mandatory, steadily increasing qualification and refresher courses, while the 3-year accreditation cycle puts increasing pressure on trainers and facilities across the region.
“Locating a second unit in Chichester means we now offer marine, construction, catering, industrial and individuals with open courses to suit busy working schedules or short-notice requirements, while our mobile unit remains available for on-site customers.”
TRAINING TEAM Marlin’s IOSH-licenced training team is kept busy providing no fewer than 13 courses for managers and operatives in: Fire; Confined Space; COSSH; Work at Height; Manual Handling; Environmental and other mandatory skills for H&S compliance and best practice. Marlin also provides individuals and small companies with approved & bespoke training on and off-site.
Marlin Environmental Services Ltd
www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
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