Confined Space Procedure

  ** CONFINED SPACE ENTRY PROGRAM  **

By definition, a confined space is any space where a worker has limited or restricted entry or exit; is large enough to enter and perform their work duties; could have a toxic or hazardous atmosphere; may have limited or no oxygen supply; and is not normally occupied or inhabited.  Examples are: tanks, vessels, vaults, manways, tunnels, open pits, excavations, pipe lines, bins, silos, boilers and similar structures.  In order to prevent possible injury or death, a permit system will be required when above conditions occur.

• Permit System - explanation of system components

• Training

• Permit Procedures

• Lockout / Tagout Of Systems

• Illumination And Tools

• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Instrumentation

• Signs And Barricades

• Standby Attendant

• Confined Space Classification Table

• Confined Space Entry Permit (FORM)

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