Confined Space Entry Safety Procedure Training Awareness Refresher Toolbox Talk

 

Confined Space Entry Safety Procedure Training Awareness Refresher Toolbox Talk

CONFINED SPACE SAFETY WITH CASE STUDY

For every accidents that occur during a confined space entry, one of those accidents results in loss of someone life. Confined spaces having a variety of hazards and that is why specific procedures must be developed and followed for every entry in confined space. This basic requirements is designed to review these procedures for employees who have already been trained in confined space entry. Only employees that have completed Confined Space training may participate in a confined space entry.

 SCISSOR LIFT SAFETY TIPS

Obtain a copy of the entry permit and hazard assessment and review the hazards associated with the confined space

Ensure that the appropriate PPE, Rescue Retrieval Equipment and Communications Equipment are available and in good working condition, do a pre check before each use.

Lockout/Tagout any hazardous energy that the entrant could be exposed to in the confined space

Conduct continuous air monitoring utilizing a multi-gas air monitor in the confined space

The confined space must be labeled with a confined space “DANGER” sign

Review the confined space “DANGER” sign and make sure the information corresponds with the information on the hazard risk assessment

Notify the concern (include names and the confined space tag number) and wait for authorization to begin the entry

When the entry is finished notify the concern

Return the permit to your Supervisor

 WORKING SAFELY WITH CRANE

The entrants and attendant both have specific responsibilities during a confined space entry. These include:

Attendant

Understand signs and symptoms of exposure that the entrant may exhibit

Remain outside the confined space during entry operations, Do not leave the confined space unattended

Monitor atmospheric conditions

Maintain communications with entrant/s

Do not perform any work activities while attending an entry

Perform non-entry rescue and initiate emergency rescue by notifying the concerns

 WORK AT HEIGHT PRECAUTIONS - 

PICTORIAL TRAINING

Entrant/s

Understand potential entry hazards and be aware of signs and symptoms of exposure

Wear all the required PPE as specified on the permit or on the confined space hazard risk assessment

Maintain communications with attendant

Evacuate space immediately upon notification by Entry Attendant

Alert the attendant and exit the space immediately whenever there is a warning sign or symptom of exposure.

Confined Space Entry Safety Procedure Training Awareness Refresher Toolbox Talk

 INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATION 

/ CASE STUDY