No. 1
Confined space training
No. 2
A Confined Space is a space
that is…
DEFINITION OF A CONFINED SPACE
 Large enough to allow
individuals to enter and
perform assigned work
 entry and exit is limited
 Is not designed for
continuous employee
occupancy
No. 3
Include:  Tanks
example
No. 4
 Pipelines
example
No. 5
 container
example
No. 6
 ventilation pipe
example
No. 7
 entrance of
flume
example
No. 8
 Cellars
example
No. 9
 fire fighting
water tank
example
No. 10
 cloaca
example
No. 11
deposition
pool
example
No. 12
 material Store Vessels
example
No. 13
ditch
example
No. 14
Boiler & tubular area
example
No. 15
 silo
example
No. 16
gas
engulf or sink
Physical Hazards
electrical
mechanical
hot
noises
fall down
Confined Space hazards
Hazards in confined space
No. 17
the way of ventilation
1 ) natural air ventilation
2 ) mechanical air ventilation
1 ) power equipment (air
source)
2 ) transportation equipment (air transport path)
No. 18
Gas test
Equipment
gas test
No. 19
hazards of air
 content of oxygen
( 19.5 %)
content less than 19.5%
content more than 23.5%
 flammable and explosive gases
(marsh gas, hydrogen , acetylene or volatile of gasoline more than 1% LEL)
 poisonous material or leftover
(carbon monoxide, sulphureted hydrogen)
Confined Space hazards
No. 20
engulf by material
for example :
 liquid
 granule
 crust or frame of material
 overfall
 current water
Clean away the materials before entry.
Use the properly protection to prevent
falling or engulfing.
Confined Space hazards
No. 21
danger interior structure
For example: taper slot, underground ditch
Hazards of shape and equipment:
 use the ladder and scaffolding
 Wet and slippy surface
 uneven underside
 curving area of tunnel
 cabined area
 Poor lighting
Because of that hazards, It is hard to
rescue injured person.
Properly protection for leaving and
falling
Confined Space hazards
No. 22
electric shock
electric shock is one hazard of confined
space:
include:
broken lamps
electric induction equipment
limited switch
engulf into machine
Confined Space hazards
No. 23
Lighting and electrical
equipment
 220 volts lighting and electrical equipment can be
used outside confined space.
 12 volt lighting in confined space . Other lightings
can be used with RCD ( residual current
device ) after approved.
 Lighting and electrical equipment should be different
loop of RCD.
Confined Space hazards
No. 24
Lighting and electrical
equipment
 Transformer , breaker and other switch should be
deposited outside confined space.
 All electrical equipment must use with RCD.
 All electrical equipment used with hands must be
double insulation.
 The cable must be laid as safety height.
Confined Space hazards
No. 25
machine
machine in confined space should have
properly protection:
 running laminae
 edge
 rotational axletree
 chain or strap wheel
All equipment must be lockout & tagout before entering
confined space.
Confined Space hazards
No. 26
Moving part in confined space , for example:
blender
tumbling box
transportation tape
running laminae
rotational axletree
chain or strap wheel
This part need to be properly protected.
You should inspect before entering confined space:
All moving part is lockout and tag out , all pipeline
connected with confined space have been closed.
Confined Space hazards
No. 27
heat stroke
Worker in confined space should
 properly ventilation
 properly replacement speed
 properly temperature
 properly humidity in confined space
 work and rest take turns
 drinking water plan
Confined Space hazards
No. 28
Falling
Use safety belt as requirement
Confined Space hazards
No. 29
Noises
noises cause
 audition suffered
 obstruct intercommunion
 reduce work efficiency
 Remove the root of noises
Properly PPE
Confined Space hazards
No. 30
You need to evacuate when
 hurried breath
 close of bosom and breath hard
 thirsty
 tussis
 unconsciousness
 blur sight
 body is out of line
 sweatiness,weakness
 queasiness and vomit
 skin tickle
Premonition of hazard
I must
left now!
Don’t organize first
aid in confined space
No. 31
group of entry confined space
 Supervisor
 watcher
 entrant
 rescuer
responsibility of group
No. 32
responsibility of Supervisor
Authorize entering confined space .
Make sure the integrity of permission .
Confirm the test and procedure are complete.
Join the toolbox meeting , and make the worker
know the responsibility of them.
Inspect the time of entering and test of gas.
Make sure that the workers and equipments are ready.
No. 33
responsibility of Supervisor
The permission should be closed after the work finish or
the danger diffuse, and the permission should be applied
over again.
Before go in confined space which’s permission was
closed ,it should be inspected over again.
Organize the rescue and evacuation .
The permission should be closed after work completed.
No. 34
responsibility of watcher
Know the requirement of permission , and comply with the procedure.
Be outside of confined space at any moment when workers in confined space.
Know the exact amount of the workers in confined space.
Know the hazards of confined space and monitor
the gas situation.
Prevent unqualified workers into confined space.
Make sure the permission be used as requirement in
specifically project.
maintains communication with entrants.
No. 35
responsibility of watcher
Connect with rescuers when a hazardous situation
arise
Know the rescue procedures and the rescuers.
Wear reflect waistcoat
Never leaving your station when workers in confined
space, and never entering confined space.
Orders evacuation if
hazardous condition exists
Disbelieve or uncertain
Outside environment of confined space is unsafe.
The watcher must be trained for cardiopulmonary
anabiosis .
No. 36
It is important for contact between entrant with
watcher. And must keep in touch.
 observe with eyes;
 contact with mouth
 rope;
 gesticulation;
 knock object;
 interphone
Communication must be effective when exigency
condition.
communication tools
No. 37
responsibility of entrant
Working in confined space.
Signature at work log when you enter or
leave confined space.
Know the hazards of confined space.
Know the content of permission.
Check the hazards in permission
Use PPE and inspect PPE before
working.
Identify the premonition and evidence of
hazards.
No. 38
responsibility of entrant
Keep in touch with watcher.
Entrant must leave confined space when
you identify the premonition and
evidence of hazards or be ordered.
The card of entrant must be lay at the
entrance of confined space.
The entrant must inform the watcher
when leaving confined space.
Check the way of leaving confined space
, and you leave in time .
No. 39
Prepare on site for rescue at any
moment.
Know the hazard of confined space
and the problem of rescue.
Training of first aid.
Know the permission of confined
space.
the responsibility of rescuer
No. 40
Know how to rescue the
workers.
Have practice drill.
Know the premonition of hazard
and disposal way.
Training of CPR.
the responsibility of rescuer
No. 41
the procedure of confined space
1.make sure the members (Supervisor,watcher,entrant,rescuer)
2.permission completed
3.Toolbox Talk
4.Gas test and make sure the condition before entering.(engulf or fall, Physical
Hazards, electrical, structure, hot , noises)
5.make sure the members,phone,tool, the way of ventilation
6.Permission before entering.
No. 42
Remember that can protect yourself and others.
Your action decide your safety on site.
the procedure of confined space
7. Check the gas every 2 hours when working.
8. keep communicating when working
9. Get your card and signature before you leaving.
10. close the permission

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    No. 2 A ConfinedSpace is a space that is… DEFINITION OF A CONFINED SPACE  Large enough to allow individuals to enter and perform assigned work  entry and exit is limited  Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy
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    No. 3 Include: Tanks example
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    No. 7  entranceof flume example
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    No. 9  firefighting water tank example
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    No. 12  materialStore Vessels example
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    No. 14 Boiler &tubular area example
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    No. 16 gas engulf orsink Physical Hazards electrical mechanical hot noises fall down Confined Space hazards Hazards in confined space
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    No. 17 the wayof ventilation 1 ) natural air ventilation 2 ) mechanical air ventilation 1 ) power equipment (air source) 2 ) transportation equipment (air transport path)
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    No. 19 hazards ofair  content of oxygen ( 19.5 %) content less than 19.5% content more than 23.5%  flammable and explosive gases (marsh gas, hydrogen , acetylene or volatile of gasoline more than 1% LEL)  poisonous material or leftover (carbon monoxide, sulphureted hydrogen) Confined Space hazards
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    No. 20 engulf bymaterial for example :  liquid  granule  crust or frame of material  overfall  current water Clean away the materials before entry. Use the properly protection to prevent falling or engulfing. Confined Space hazards
  • 21.
    No. 21 danger interiorstructure For example: taper slot, underground ditch Hazards of shape and equipment:  use the ladder and scaffolding  Wet and slippy surface  uneven underside  curving area of tunnel  cabined area  Poor lighting Because of that hazards, It is hard to rescue injured person. Properly protection for leaving and falling Confined Space hazards
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    No. 22 electric shock electricshock is one hazard of confined space: include: broken lamps electric induction equipment limited switch engulf into machine Confined Space hazards
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    No. 23 Lighting andelectrical equipment  220 volts lighting and electrical equipment can be used outside confined space.  12 volt lighting in confined space . Other lightings can be used with RCD ( residual current device ) after approved.  Lighting and electrical equipment should be different loop of RCD. Confined Space hazards
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    No. 24 Lighting andelectrical equipment  Transformer , breaker and other switch should be deposited outside confined space.  All electrical equipment must use with RCD.  All electrical equipment used with hands must be double insulation.  The cable must be laid as safety height. Confined Space hazards
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    No. 25 machine machine inconfined space should have properly protection:  running laminae  edge  rotational axletree  chain or strap wheel All equipment must be lockout & tagout before entering confined space. Confined Space hazards
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    No. 26 Moving partin confined space , for example: blender tumbling box transportation tape running laminae rotational axletree chain or strap wheel This part need to be properly protected. You should inspect before entering confined space: All moving part is lockout and tag out , all pipeline connected with confined space have been closed. Confined Space hazards
  • 27.
    No. 27 heat stroke Workerin confined space should  properly ventilation  properly replacement speed  properly temperature  properly humidity in confined space  work and rest take turns  drinking water plan Confined Space hazards
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    No. 28 Falling Use safetybelt as requirement Confined Space hazards
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    No. 29 Noises noises cause audition suffered  obstruct intercommunion  reduce work efficiency  Remove the root of noises Properly PPE Confined Space hazards
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    No. 30 You needto evacuate when  hurried breath  close of bosom and breath hard  thirsty  tussis  unconsciousness  blur sight  body is out of line  sweatiness,weakness  queasiness and vomit  skin tickle Premonition of hazard I must left now! Don’t organize first aid in confined space
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    No. 31 group ofentry confined space  Supervisor  watcher  entrant  rescuer responsibility of group
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    No. 32 responsibility ofSupervisor Authorize entering confined space . Make sure the integrity of permission . Confirm the test and procedure are complete. Join the toolbox meeting , and make the worker know the responsibility of them. Inspect the time of entering and test of gas. Make sure that the workers and equipments are ready.
  • 33.
    No. 33 responsibility ofSupervisor The permission should be closed after the work finish or the danger diffuse, and the permission should be applied over again. Before go in confined space which’s permission was closed ,it should be inspected over again. Organize the rescue and evacuation . The permission should be closed after work completed.
  • 34.
    No. 34 responsibility ofwatcher Know the requirement of permission , and comply with the procedure. Be outside of confined space at any moment when workers in confined space. Know the exact amount of the workers in confined space. Know the hazards of confined space and monitor the gas situation. Prevent unqualified workers into confined space. Make sure the permission be used as requirement in specifically project. maintains communication with entrants.
  • 35.
    No. 35 responsibility ofwatcher Connect with rescuers when a hazardous situation arise Know the rescue procedures and the rescuers. Wear reflect waistcoat Never leaving your station when workers in confined space, and never entering confined space. Orders evacuation if hazardous condition exists Disbelieve or uncertain Outside environment of confined space is unsafe. The watcher must be trained for cardiopulmonary anabiosis .
  • 36.
    No. 36 It isimportant for contact between entrant with watcher. And must keep in touch.  observe with eyes;  contact with mouth  rope;  gesticulation;  knock object;  interphone Communication must be effective when exigency condition. communication tools
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    No. 37 responsibility ofentrant Working in confined space. Signature at work log when you enter or leave confined space. Know the hazards of confined space. Know the content of permission. Check the hazards in permission Use PPE and inspect PPE before working. Identify the premonition and evidence of hazards.
  • 38.
    No. 38 responsibility ofentrant Keep in touch with watcher. Entrant must leave confined space when you identify the premonition and evidence of hazards or be ordered. The card of entrant must be lay at the entrance of confined space. The entrant must inform the watcher when leaving confined space. Check the way of leaving confined space , and you leave in time .
  • 39.
    No. 39 Prepare onsite for rescue at any moment. Know the hazard of confined space and the problem of rescue. Training of first aid. Know the permission of confined space. the responsibility of rescuer
  • 40.
    No. 40 Know howto rescue the workers. Have practice drill. Know the premonition of hazard and disposal way. Training of CPR. the responsibility of rescuer
  • 41.
    No. 41 the procedureof confined space 1.make sure the members (Supervisor,watcher,entrant,rescuer) 2.permission completed 3.Toolbox Talk 4.Gas test and make sure the condition before entering.(engulf or fall, Physical Hazards, electrical, structure, hot , noises) 5.make sure the members,phone,tool, the way of ventilation 6.Permission before entering.
  • 42.
    No. 42 Remember thatcan protect yourself and others. Your action decide your safety on site. the procedure of confined space 7. Check the gas every 2 hours when working. 8. keep communicating when working 9. Get your card and signature before you leaving. 10. close the permission

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