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    This document outlines the requirements and procedures for safe confined space entry. It identifies the key roles in confined space entry including the entry worker, competent person, and attendant. It also describes the planning, preparation, entry, work, and post-work activities necessary including testing the atmosphere, establishing communication, rescue plans, and emergency response equipment. Acceptable and unacceptable atmospheric conditions are defined based on oxygen, gas, and toxic levels. Training requirements are identified for all roles to ensure safe confined space entry.

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    This document outlines the requirements and procedures for safe confined space entry. It identifies the key roles in confined space entry including the entry worker, competent person, and attendant. It also describes the planning, preparation, entry, work, and post-work activities necessary including testing the atmosphere, establishing communication, rescue plans, and emergency response equipment. Acceptable and unacceptable atmospheric conditions are defined based on oxygen, gas, and toxic levels. Training requirements are identified for all roles to ensure safe confined space entry.

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    This document outlines the requirements and procedures for safe confined space entry. It identifies the key roles in confined space entry including the entry worker, competent person, and attendant. It also describes the planning, preparation, entry, work, and post-work activities necessary including testing the atmosphere, establishing communication, rescue plans, and emergency response equipment. Acceptable and unacceptable atmospheric conditions are defined based on oxygen, gas, and toxic levels. Training requirements are identified for all roles to ensure safe confined space entry.

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    IDENTIFICATION

    Spaces identified

    SCENARIOS

    Acceptable
    conditions

    Secured

    On the Confined
    Space Regis try

    SAFE CONFINED SPACE


    ENTRY SYSTEM
    OVERVIEW

    Labelled

    TRAINING SUPPLEMENT
    Unacceptable
    conditions (any)

    Oxigen

    Between 19.5 and 22 %

    Gas

    Toxics

    TRAINING

    JOB PREPARATI ON

    Oxigen

    Less then 10%

    Gas

    Less then threshold limit value

    Less then 19.5 or more then 22 %

    More th en 10%

    Higher then threshold limit value

    Enter

    Planning

    Stand-By

    Confined Space Entry Worker

    Confined Space Entry Competent P erson

    Confined Space Entry Attenden t

    Confined Space Entry Res cue Methods

    Confined Space Rescue Methods

    Equipment
    Isolation
    Isolations Certificate

    Risk Assessment

    Permit To Work

    Job Safety Analysis

    Confined Space Entry


    Certificate

    Work Instructions

    ENTRY
    PREPARATION

    Toxics

    Ventilation

    Testing

    Minimum 3
    Hours

    Testing
    every hour

    Noise Protection

    Rescue Plan

    Top Entry

    Side Entry

    Revise Key Documents


    with all involved

    Hois ting Device

    Harness

    Rescue Plan

    Harness

    Life line

    Risk Assessment

    Life/lifting line

    SCBA Set on
    location

    Work Ins tructions

    SCBA Set on
    location

    ENTRY AND WORK

    POST WORK

    Communication
    methods

    Stand-by person

    Lifeline safety

    General
    precautions

    Lifeline
    Instructions

    Competent and
    always on location

    All aware of
    requirements

    All aware of
    requirements

    Rescue Plan

    Rescue Drills

    Rescue Equipment

    Copy maintained
    onsite during the
    job

    Every 2
    months
    minimum

    SCBA Sets

    Restoring condition
    operations
    All steps necessary must be
    performed

    EMERGENCY
    RESPONSE

    UNCONTROLLED
    For reference only
    All requirements to be found on PIMS document
    HSE_6900.0: Confined Space Entry
    Rev.0 21 Oct 2015
    HSE Dep. Africa

    Register

    Emergency Escape
    EEBD
    Safety harness

    Fall arrest devices

    Stretcher
    Firs t Aid, AED, CPR
    kits

    UHF radio

    lifeline

    Tripod

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