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USA (v. 2/07) Department of University Safety Assurances What you need to know Training topics include: confined space identification and hazards air monitoring controlling hazards communications blowers emergency retrieval system use emergency procedures Step I: What is a confined space? (a) Is large enough and so configured that an employee can enter and perform assigned work; (b) Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit, and (c) Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy. Examples at UWM manholes and pits steam pit electrical pit signal pit storm drain manhole sump pit tanks at the Power Plant others - see inventory Examples at UWM Pit 1: Outside Power Plant Examples at UWM Pit 2: Between Holton and Merrill Halls Examples at UWM Pit 3: between Chapman and Sandburg Examples at UWM Pit 4: East side of Lapham Hall Examples at UWM Pit 5: Southeast of Lapham Hall Examples at UWM Pit 6: North of Child Care Center Examples at UWM Pit 7: Goat Hill Examples at UWM Pit 8: South of Lapham Hall Examples at UWM Pit 10: South of EMS Examples at UWM Pit 11: Union Examples at UWM Pit 12?: Examples at UWM Pit 13: Mitchell Hall Examples at UWM Pit #14: Southwest corner of Golda Meir Library Examples at UWM Signal Pit outside Power Plant Examples at UWM Examples at UWM Examples at UWM Acid Neutralization Pit in Lapham Hall Serviced by Outside Contractor Examples at UWM Pump House Other Hazardous Spaces Elevator Pits Lockout/Tagout Sump Pits? Step 2: Is It A Permit-Required Confined Space? Use this flowchart to determine if an enclosed space is a “confined space” and whether a “confined space” is a “permit-required confined space” Step III: Hierarchy of Permit-Spaces (c)(7) Reclassification-Hazards Eliminated (c)(5) Alternate Entry-Hazards Controlled (by continuous forced air ventilation) (c)(4) Permit Space Entry-Hazards Cannot be Eliminated nor Controlled Hierarchy of Permit-Spaces Refer to Handout C4 Permit Confined Space Lapham