The document discusses confined spaces and the importance of obtaining authorization before entering one. It defines a confined space as an enclosed or partially enclosed space not intended for human occupancy with restricted entry/exit. It notes confined spaces can be dangerous and outlines two types - those with minimum risk if oxygen is above 19.5%, flammability below 10%, and toxicity below action levels, and high risk spaces if outside these parameters. It emphasizes the need for a confined space entry plan, hazards mitigation, escape plan, and area authority permission via a permit system before entry, warning against entering without these precautions. Non-compliance could result in negative consequences.

1. Safety Moment
Rosendo Rivas

2. Life Saving Rules
Working Safely at Site

3. Our Journey to Zero Beliefs

4. Use Proper
PPE
Work Within The Work
Permit System
Obtain Authorization
Before Entering A
Confined Space
Verify Isolations Of Hazardous
Energy Before Any Work Begins
Protect Yourself
Against A Fall When
Working At Height
Follow Safe Driving
‘Rules Of The Road’
Never Override Or Disable Safety
Critical Equipment Without
Authorization
Only Work On Or Near High
Voltage Equipment With Proper
Authorization
Follow the Drug &
Alcohol Policy By
Arriving ‘Fit For Duty’
Obtain Proper Authorization
Before Ground Disturbance
Activities
Life Saving Rules

5. PELIGRO
ESPACIO
CONFINADO
CONFINED
SPACES
6;
Confined space can be very dangerous

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Medicina del Trabajo y
Hmbiente
TWO TYPES OF
CONFINED SPACES
TYPE TYPE

8. TYPE
MINIMUN RISK
Between 19.5% and 23.5%
Minor to 10% lower limit of
flammability or explosivity
Minor than level of action

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Medicina del Trabajo y
Hmbiente
TYPE
HIGH RISK
Minor to 19.5% or Mayor to 23.5%
lqual or Mayor than level of action
Equal or Mayor than 10% lower
limit of flammability or explosivity

10. Obtain Authorization Before Entering A
Confined Space
• Simply put, a confined space is an enclosed or partially enclosed space
not intended or designed for continuous human occupancy with a
restricted means of entry or exit.
• You cannot enter a confined space without a confined space entry plan
that details the way you have mitigated hazards, what your escape plan
is and permission from the area authority to enter the space (typically
done via the permit system)
• If you don’t have the items mentioned above in place-then DO NOT
enter the confined space
What Could Happen If I Don’t Comply?

11. Your Commitment Counts
• Thanks for supporting our Journey to Zero by
committing or re-committing to work and live by these
very basic life saving rules.