1910 Confined Space Training LLC
The alarming statistic is that one individual succumbs every four days in a permit-required confined space. So, it begs the question: Is your program up to par?
At 1910 Confined Space Training, we're not just trainers; we're industry pioneers. Recognizing that no two industries or spaces are identical, our approach is anything but generic. Our training is meticulously tailored to your industry's unique demands, moving away from the "one size fits all" mentality. With vast experience across diverse sectors, our prowess lies not just in delivering top-tier training, but also in fostering a robust safety culture. Because in moments of crisis, individuals don't spontaneously become heroes—they revert to their training. And it's this training that determines if someone returns home.
In an environment governed by OSHA's "performance-based" standards, we ensure your team is not only compliant but excels in performance. While eliminating hazards is vital, anticipating unforeseen challenges, like a medical event within the space, is crucial. Our curriculum places a strong emphasis on proactive thinking—contemplating the "what ifs" and strategizing for the unforeseen.
In the end, the road to exceptional safety standards isn’t a solo journey. It demands the collective efforts of every member. And with 1910 Confined Space Training by your side, you're always one step ahead. Let's redefine safety together.
“Safety is more than just compliance”
Meet The Owner and Instructor
Meet Steve Blauser, a seasoned expert with over a decade of dedicated experience in perfecting permit-required confined space training and rescue. Steve's extensive expertise spans various industries, establishing him as a true authority in the field of confined space rescue training.
Experience:
As the Confined Space Manager for HazMat Solutions from May 2011 until December 2022, Steve Blauser served as the Lead Rescue Technician, offering "High Angle" standby rescue services for diverse industries across the United States. His responsibilities included managing and executing rescue operations for technical and high-angle entries into Permit Required Confined Spaces during plant outages and annual maintenance periods.
Steve, a Hazardous Materials Technician since 2011, brings a wealth of knowledge to his role. He completed Confined Space Rescue Technician Training with a 50-Hour Confined Space & Structural Rope Rescue Class provided by ROCO Rescue in 2011.
Training Examples:
In his role as an instructor, Steve has collaborated with hundreds of industries, contributing to the development of Confined Space Programs and providing essential training for their Rescue Teams. Notably, he served as the Lead Instructor for a 50-Hour Technical Rescue Class at the Pentagon, training members of the Hazmat Team and the Pentagon Force Protection Agency. Additionally, he conducted 80 hours of high-angle rescue training for the Peterson Air Force Base Fire Emergency Services in Colorado Springs, CO.
Steve's unwavering commitment to safety is evident through his documented thousands of hours providing rescue services for technical and high-angle entries. He has notably served industries such as Graphic Packaging, Mead Johnson, and Consumers Power during crucial plant outages and annual maintenance periods.
Throughout his career, Steve Blauser has maintained an impeccable record, with no recordable incidents or near misses during the performance of thousands of hours of confined space rescue services. His friendly and approachable demeanor, coupled with his ever-driven attitude, reflects his passion for ensuring safety and knowledge are always within reach. Environmental Health and Safety managers seeking top-tier confined space training need look no further than Steve Blauser for expertise that goes beyond expectations.