Become familiar with OSHA and Confined Spaces Regulations 1997 Approved Code of Practice, HSE
Become familiar with the hazards of a confined space
Take all the necessary precautions before entering
Maintain the confined space as a safe place to work
Familiarise the delegates with different methods of cleaning and isolation
Safety Personnel
Planning Engineers
Entry Supervisors
Authorized Entrants
Definitions - OSHA Terminology
Risk Assessment
Reading PIDs
Work Permit Systems
Contractors
Occupational Health Hazards
Chemical substances Hazards
Physical Hazards
H2S and Pyrophoric iron
Washing and Changing Facilities
Contaminated Areas and Control
Atmosphere Testing
Cleaning of Confined spaces before entry
Gas freeing of Tanks, Vessels - Use and hazards of Steam water inert gas and chemicals
Isolation - Positive Isolation, Lockout / Tag Out, Maintaining Isolation
Personnel Training and Duties
Rescue Arrangements
PPE Requirements
Entry with Breathing Apparatus / Entry without Breathing Apparatus
Ventilation & Lighting
Common Maintenance task and problems in confined spaces – Furnaces, Vessels, Tanks
Check Lists
Boxing Up, Hand Over, and De-Isolation
A desktop syndicate exercise to plan an entry into a confined space. The syndicates will be given a PID and written details of the process. They will be required to program the steps and precautions for entry and cleaning prior to maintenance, and the precautions for the maintenance tasks to be undertaken – de-pressure, initial isolation, gas freeing and precautions, final positive isolation, and isolation positioning, cordoning off the area, PPE required, etc.
Presentation and discussion by the syndicate groups.
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