City & Guilds Entrant And Entry Controller For Confined Spaces Medium Risk 6160 09 Course
Key Features
Of this Confined Space Entry Controller C&G Course:
- Understand medium risk confined space classifications and associated hazards
- Learn entry control procedures and permit to work systems
- Master use of gas detection, ventilation and communication equipment
- Develop emergency rescue planning and response techniques
- Apply safe working practices in line with current UK regulations
- Gain practical experience in simulated medium risk environments
Course Date Availability
Confined Space Entry Controller C&G training at the following 14 centres. Prices from £315 per person :
Course Information
Overview:
The City & Guilds Entrant and Entry Controller for Confined Spaces Medium Risk 6160-09 qualification provides the knowledge and practical skills required for safe entry and control of entry into medium risk confined spaces. Delegates learn to identify hazards, implement control measures, operate entry equipment correctly and manage emergency situations in line with the Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 and associated ACOP guidance. This qualification is recognised across construction, utilities, manufacturing and maintenance sectors where workers must enter spaces such as tanks, chambers, silos and sewers that present medium risk conditions.
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for:
- Confined space entrants
- Entry controllers and supervisors
- Maintenance and utility workers
- Construction and engineering personnel
- Health and safety professionals
What You Will Learn
By the end of the course you will be able to:
- Classification of confined spaces and medium risk criteria
- Risk assessment and method statement preparation
- Selection and use of gas monitors, harnesses and escape breathing apparatus
- Entry control duties including permit systems and communication protocols
- Ventilation techniques and atmospheric monitoring procedures
- Emergency planning, rescue equipment and casualty recovery methods
Course Agenda
Overview:
The course runs over two days and combines classroom-based theory sessions with practical exercises conducted in a purpose-built confined space training facility.
Key Modules Covered
What you will learn:
- Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 and associated guidance
- Medium risk space identification and hazard evaluation
- Equipment selection, pre-use checks and safe operation
- Entry controller responsibilities and permit-to-work procedures
- Atmospheric testing, ventilation and ongoing monitoring
- Emergency procedures, rescue planning and first response
Private Courses On-site
City & Guilds Entrant And Entry Controller For Confined Spaces Medium Risk 6160 09 training is also available as a dedicated course, at your premises, and on a date and time of your choosing. Advantages of group / private course is the convenience of candidates being in familiar surroundings and not having to travel, the lowest price, and the ability to have the course tailored to your own application.
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Accreditation & Next Steps
What you will achieve as a result:
Delegates who complete both the theory and practical assessments receive a City & Guilds certificate confirming achievement of the 6160-09 qualification. The certificate is normally valid for three years, after which refresher training is recommended to maintain competence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Most commonly asked City & Guilds Entrant And Entry Controller For Confined Spaces Medium Risk 6160 09 questions:
The course is delivered over two days and includes both theory and practical elements.
There are no formal prerequisites, although delegates should be physically fit enough to wear breathing apparatus and enter confined space simulators.
Training covers legislation, hazard identification, atmospheric monitoring, permit systems, entry control duties, equipment use and emergency rescue procedures.
Assessment consists of a written theory test and a series of practical exercises observed by the instructor.
Successful delegates are awarded a City & Guilds certificate for the 6160-09 Entrant and Entry Controller for Confined Spaces Medium Risk qualification.
The certificate is normally valid for three years, after which refresher training is advised.
The medium risk course includes additional content on breathing apparatus, more complex entry control and rescue techniques not required at low risk level.
Delegates should wear suitable work clothing and safety footwear. All specialist equipment is provided during the practical sessions.
Yes, the qualification is recognised in construction, utilities, manufacturing, water treatment and facilities management sectors.
Refresher training is recommended every three years to maintain competence and keep up with changes in regulations and equipment.
Yes, delegates complete multiple practical entries into simulated medium risk confined spaces using the required equipment and procedures.
Training is delivered by instructors approved by City & Guilds who hold relevant confined space and instructional qualifications.
Prices per person typically start at £315. Discounts available for multi person or group bookings (depending upon location)
More Information
The qualification covers the full range of duties expected of both entrants and entry controllers working in medium risk confined spaces across UK industries, ensuring delegates can apply the required procedures safely and effectively on site.
Last updated: May 2026 • Part of XYZ Training Group