Permit-Required Confined Space Safety - Reagan Equipment 要求许可证的受限空间安全设备-里根.pptVIP

Confined Space Safety Why Are Confined Spaces Dangerous? Hazards are not obvious Lack of ventilation Difficult for: Employees to exit Rescue teams to enter Leading Causes of Death in Confined Spaces 1) Oxygen content below 19.5%  2) Oxygen content above 23.5%  3) Toxic or flammable elements in the air Confined Spaces Require a Permit to Enter 2-Level Confined Space Program Level 1 Level 2 Confined Spaces Require a Permit to Enter 2-Level Confined Space Program Level 1 Level 2 Confined Spaces Require a Permit to Enter 2-Level Confined Space Program Level 1 Level 2 (cont.) Confined Spaces Require a Permit to Enter: We do not work in Level 2 Confined Spaces – additional training, equipment and personnel is required. Entry Permit Systems Save Lives Identify dangerous conditions Prevent accidental entry Describe conditions required for safe entry Attendant Responsibilities Ensure safety of entrants in confined space If entrant becomes injured within the confined space, summon rescue workers Maintain communication with entrant Never allow unauthorized employees to enter Attendants Will Order Entrants ToEvacuate When Conditions seem dangerous Entrant has a behavior change such as: Heavy breathing Loss of balance Extreme coughing They cannot focus all of their time monitoring the entrant Entrant Responsibilities Maintain communications with attendant Use personal protective equipment Alert attendant if you: Notice any change in the way you feel See conditions thatlook dangerous Entrants Have the Right to: See the entry permit before entering a confined space Examine all test results Request that confined spaces be retested Exit if they do not feel safe Entrants Must Evacuate If: Conditions look dangerous You feel a behavior change Communication is lost An evacuation alarm goes off The attendant orders an evacuation Rescue Procedures Begin rescue process if entrant fails to communicate with the attendant Do not enter a confined space i