Confined Spaces Training Brisbane

RIIWHS202E – Enter and work in confined spaces
MSMWHS217 – Gas test atmospheres
MSMPER205 – Enter confined space
MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit

Course details

Confined spaces work is a part of everyday operations across Brisbane’s construction, utilities, manufacturing and maintenance sectors, and requires the right training to manage the risks safely. This program brings together four units so workers can safely enter, test, monitor, and operate under a confined space permit.

This nationally recognised training course takes place at our purpose-built Brisbane facility in Morningside. The centre is designed to support hands-on learning, with simulated confined space environments, gas testing equipment and permit-to-work setups that reflect real job environments. Participants learn through practical scenarios guided by experienced trainers who have worked extensively across various Queensland industries.

Throughout the course, participants will cover:

Confined space legislation, codes of practice, safety standards and workplace procedures
Hazard identification, risk assessment and atmospheric monitoring
Atmospheric and gas testing training using industry equipment
Isolation, ventilation and purging processes
Confined space entry training for various types of hazardous environments
Permit systems and the responsibilities of people issuing and working under permits
Working as a standby or team member during confined space tasks
Confined space rescue training and emergency preparedness
Industry examples and discussions based on practical scenarios relevant to Queensland work-sites

Training includes both theoretical and practical components, allowing participants to develop the skills required to safely access, inspect and work inside confined spaces. Assessment may include written questions, verbal tasks, demonstrations and observed performance.

Upon successful completion, participants receive a Statement of Attainment covering all four units, recognised nationally across Australian worksites.

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Course name

Confined Spaces with Gas Test and Permits

Duration

1 day face-to-face

Cost

$350 per person

Course code

RIIWHS202E – Enter and work in confined spaces
MSMWHS217 – Gas test atmospheres
MSMPER205 – Enter confined space
MSMPER200 – Work in accordance with an issued permit

On-site & Group bookings

Available on request

Target audience

This course is suited to workers in Brisbane who enter or work around confined spaces as part of their job, including those who carry out gas testing, work under an entry permit, or act as a standby person. It’s also well-suited to supervisors and anyone responsible for overseeing confined space work, assessing hazards, or applying site safety procedures.

Across Brisbane and South East Queensland, confined space training is widely expected on construction sites, manufacturing facilities, utilities networks, transport corridors, and council-operated assets. Many employers require workers to hold current confined space units before starting on-site, as these tasks involve higher-risk environments and must comply with Queensland WorkSafe regulations and the Confined Spaces Code of Practice.

Our trainers

Dylan Crumpton – Trainer & Assessor

Dylan is an experienced civil construction and mining professional with a background in heavy machinery, surface operations and logistics. After serving with the Australian Defence Force and working across civil and agricultural sectors, he brings a safety-focused approach to training.

A qualified Trainer and Assessor (TAE40122), Dylan delivers practical training in civil plant, mining operations and machinery safety. His strong 4WD and off-road experience allows him to teach real-world recovery methods and remote-area safety with a calm and focused approach.

Russell Carr – Senior Trainer & Assessor

Russell is an experienced safety and training professional with more than 20 years in drilling, coal seam gas and civil construction. He brings strong knowledge of safety systems, equipment maintenance and leading teams in high-risk environments, supported by a practical approach to training.

With experience in 4WD operations, off-road recovery and remote-area work, he includes realistic vehicle and safety scenarios in his sessions. His qualifications in OHS, Drilling and Surface Extraction, along with genuine field experience, make him a trusted mentor across the resources and civil sectors.

Angus Martin – Trainer & Assessor

Angus is an experienced Trainer and Assessor with a background in civil construction, diving operations, emergency response and high-risk work. His time on major infrastructure projects and with organisations such as the Tasmanian Fire Service gives him strong practical insight and a clear focus on safety and teamwork.

With hands-on four-wheel-drive and off-road experience across remote fieldwork and emergency deployments, Angus teaches practical vehicle handling, terrain awareness and recovery techniques. His calm, methodical style helps learners build the skills they need in the field.

Michael Clarke –Trainer & Assessor

Michael is an experienced Trainer, Assessor and Work Health and Safety professional with more than two decades across transport, concrete and civil construction. His background as a WorkSafe Tasmania Inspector and long-standing firefighter and training officer with the Tasmania Fire Service gives him strong practical and regulatory insight.

With experience in heavy vehicles, high-risk environments and emergency response, Michael delivers training grounded in real scenarios. A long-time four-wheel-drive enthusiast, he teaches practical recovery and terrain management and is a respected mentor across Tasmania’s civil and emergency response sectors.

Michael White – Trainer & Assessor

Michael is an experienced Trainer and Assessor with a background in defence, logistics and workplace safety. His 13 years in the Australian Defence Force built strong skills in leadership, risk management and operational coordination, which now guide the way he delivers training.

With hands-on four-wheel-drive, off-road and terrain navigation experience across military and civilian work, Michael teaches practical recovery and situational awareness. His qualifications in Training and Assessment, Warehousing and Government Operations, along with Mental Health First Aid, make his leadership and expertise an asset to those building their skills in the field.

Greg McDonald – Senior Trainer & Assessor

Greg is an experienced Senior Trainer and Safety Manager with more than 20 years across civil construction, mining and heavy industry projects. He has led safety and training operations on large infrastructure and resource developments and brings strong practical knowledge in heavy machinery, workforce mentoring and safety system implementation.

With experience in four-wheel-drive operations, off-road recovery and remote-area work, Greg delivers training grounded in real field conditions. His background in Training and Assessment, WHS and leadership has shaped him into a well-regarded mentor across the civil and resources sectors.

Course delivery

Give your team the training they need to work safely in confined spaces with Link Resources

Our Brisbane training centre is purpose-built to support workers across the city and throughout South East Queensland who need hands-on confined space training. Located in Morningside, just minutes from the CBD, our facility offers easy access, on-site parking and a practical environment designed for real confined space scenarios.

With industry-leading resources and highly experienced trainers, your team can develop the skills, knowledge and capability needed to conduct gas testing and work across the region safely.

Our trainers have worked and trained across Queensland worksites and understand the confined space hazards that workers encounter across the region. They use that experience to train people not just in a way that helps them gain the permit, but in a way that supports them to apply those skills and knowledge in their day-to-day work.

On-site training across Brisbane

We also deliver on-site corporate training across Brisbane for businesses wanting their workers to train in their own environment. This allows teams to learn procedures, equipment use, and safe entry practices in the same settings where they will complete confined space tasks.

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Brisbane

18/229 Junction Road, Cannon Hill QLD 4170
(07) 5491 2144
training@link-resources.com.au
Mon - Fri: 7:30am - 4:00pm

Entry requirements

Entry into the confined spaces course requires:

Literacy in the English language
Basic physical fitness is required to work safely in confined spaces
Ability to use PPE correctly, including breathing apparatus if required

There are no academic prerequisites. If you have special needs, individual training support can be arranged to help meet the learning outcomes and course requirements.

Participants should be prepared to engage in practical exercises involving gas testing, hazard identification, and confined space work practices.

If the participant is under 18, a parent or guardian must sign the enrolment form on behalf of the student. Students will be required to obtain the following PPE to complete their practical assessment and to wear it as part of the requirements for their final assessment.

Long Pants with reflective stripes
Long-sleeved high-visibility shirt with reflective stripes
Hard Hat with brim
Steel-capped safety boots
Gloves
Safety glasses (sunglasses are okay)
Sunscreen

Payment Options

Please see the Link Resources, Payments, Cancellations and Refund Policy below in Student Information for all details on Payments for your course.

Payment can be made via direct bank transfer, EFTPOS, cash or cheque. For billing information, including who to write a cheque to, please email accounts@link-resources.com.au or call (07) 5491 2144.

Pathways

Training and education pathways

Completing these confined space units gives Brisbane workers a strong foundation for high-risk environments and is often paired with further workplace safety training. Workers looking to continue building their capability may progress into courses such as:

These pathways support workers who need broader emergency response skills or who are moving into supervisory, standby, or permit-issuing roles.

Employment pathways

After completing this course, participants may move into or progress within roles that involve confined space entry, atmospheric testing, rescue readiness, or permit-controlled tasks. Relevant positions include:

Confined space operators
Gas testers
Permit issuers and standby personnel
Maintenance and shutdown workers
Construction and civil workers
Utility and infrastructure workers
Manufacturing and processing staff
Emergency response personnel

This training is widely required across Queensland industries, including water treatment, tunnelling, civil works, energy, manufacturing, transport, and council works.

Why choose Link Resources for your confined spaces training in Brisbane?

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Purpose-built Brisbane training facility

Our Morningside centre has purpose-built confined space areas and gas-testing equipment, so participants can get real, hands-on experience in a safe and controlled setting.

Nationally recognised training

Our confined space training meets Australian standards and is accepted across every state and territory, so your certification travels with you no matter where work takes you.

Experienced industry trainers

With backgrounds in construction, resources, utilities and emergency services, our trainers understand the realities of confined space work. They explain the requirements in everyday language and focus on what workers genuinely need on the job.

Practical, job-ready learning

Training is hands-on and focused on real work situations. Participants practise hazard identification, gas testing, permit procedures and safe entry techniques so they can step onto site ready to apply what they’ve learnt.

Flexible delivery options

You’re welcome to join us at our Brisbane facility, or we can run the training at your site if it’s suitable. It’s a simple option for businesses wanting to keep their team together and reduce downtime.

Trusted by businesses across Australia

Small teams to major operators choose Link Resources for confined space training because we deliver consistent, compliant training that helps workers stay safe and capable on the job.

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Our locations

Link Resources has purpose-built training facilities all across Australia to meet your specific training requirements.

Sunshine Coast

8 Technology Drive, Warana QLD 4575

Brisbane

18/229 Junction Road, Cannon Hill QLD 4170

Kurwongbah

Neilson Road, Kurwongbah QLD 4503

Adelaide

Unit 4/77-79 Tapleys Hill Road, Hendon SA 5014

Devonport

14 Loone Lane, Spreyton TAS 7310

Launceston

55 Oakden Road, Prospect TAS 7250

Melbourne

24/94 Keys Road, Cheltenham VIC 3192

FAQS

Do I need confined space training to work in Queensland?

If your job involves entering, monitoring or working near a confined space, most Queensland worksites will expect you to hold current confined space competencies. These units align with the Confined Spaces Code of Practice 2021 and are widely required before workers can start on-site.

How long does my confined space certification last?

There is no national expiry date for confined space units, but most employers in Queensland request refresher training every two to three years to keep workers current with procedures, equipment and safety standards.

I’ve never worked in a confined space before. Can I still enrol?

Yes. This course is designed for new and experienced workers. The program includes hands-on training, giving beginners a safe place to learn gas testing, entry processes, and permit systems.

Is breathing apparatus training included?

This course covers gas testing, permit systems and confined space entry. If you need breathing apparatus training, we offer MSMWHS216 – Operate breathing apparatus as a separate or add-on course.

This course and all related training and assessment services are delivered by Link Resources Training Pty Ltd (RTO Provider Number 45483).

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From heavy industries to council organisations and individual personnel, Link Resources is the team helping you fill the gap in your qualifications or services.

Confined Spaces Training Brisbane

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Course details

Target audience

Our trainers

Dylan Crumpton – Trainer & Assessor

Russell Carr – Senior Trainer & Assessor

Angus Martin – Trainer & Assessor

Michael Clarke –Trainer & Assessor

Michael White – Trainer & Assessor

Greg McDonald – Senior Trainer & Assessor

Course delivery

Give your team the training they need to work safely in confined spaces with Link Resources

On-site training across Brisbane

Brisbane

Entry requirements

Payment Options

Pathways

Training and education pathways

Employment pathways

Why choose Link Resources for your confined spaces training in Brisbane?

Purpose-built Brisbane training facility

Nationally recognised training

Experienced industry trainers

Practical, job-ready learning

Flexible delivery options

Trusted by businesses across Australia

Our locations

Sunshine Coast

Brisbane

Kurwongbah

Adelaide

Devonport

Launceston

Melbourne

FAQS

Do I need confined space training to work in Queensland?

How long does my confined space certification last?

I’ve never worked in a confined space before. Can I still enrol?

Is breathing apparatus training included?

Level up with the experts in heavy industry training

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