受限空间安全培训ConfinedSpaceTraining-Chinese.ppt

* For any rescue team, the main areas of concern include proper notification of, and proper training concerning identified hazards and possible hazards of the specific spaces they will need to perform any rescue from. Also, timeliness of response must also be evaluated and must reflect the typical hazards and possible hazards identified for any space. * A rescue plan must be developed and reviewed by the entry supervisor, attendant, and the entrant or his / her authorized representative prior to entry. The plan should include: Who to call How to call How personnel are to be removed from the permit space in case of an emergency. * When using in-plant rescue services: Personnel assigned to an in-plant rescue team are provided with and trained to properly use required PPE. The in-plant rescue team is trained to perform the assigned rescue functions and has received the training required for authorized entrants. Practice at least once every twelve months. FA and CPR certified. * Rescuers must be aware of the hazards they may confront when called upon to perform rescues. Must be adequately trained and equipped to perform rescues of the type needed. Rescuers must be at such a distance to respond in a timely manner. * If someone in a confined space signals for help or becomes unconscious: Call for help and evacuate employees from the area. Continue running ventilation equipment if required for the space. Remove victim using the rescue equipment, rather than entering space. Get medical attention as soon as possible. Isolate the area until the cause of the accident is identified and corrected. * Never enter a confined space if you are not authorized to do so. Get out if you feel dizzy, light headed or sick. Report any hazardous conditions or injuries. Never remove respirators while working in a confined space. Don’t smoke in confined spaces. Stay alert at all times. Concentrate on the job you are doing at all times. Respect and handle equipment properly. * 救援 当情況演变到需要