PROGRAM DETAILS

Introduction

A confined space is a place which is substantially enclosed (though not always entirely), and where serious injury can occur from hazardous substances or conditions within the space or nearby (e.g. lack of oxygen).

• Learn new approaches in hazards identifications. and methodologies in risk management principles and techniques identify and quantity hazards.
• Ensure safe practices and reduction of errors, mishaps and/or accidents, analyse incidents & near misses
• Identification of policies and procedures that can have long term effects on the safety culture in workplace
• Provide the participants with a structured and phased approach to creative safety management

 Day-1

• What is a Confined Space?
• Examples of Confined Spaces:
• Potential Hazards in Confined Spaces
• Non-Permit Confined Space
• Permit-Required Confined Space
• Two Options for Entering Confined Spaces:
• Categorizing Work Space

Immediately dangerous to life or health

Entrant Responsibilities

Day-2

• ATTENDANT
• Attendant Responsibilities
• Supervisor Responsibilities
• Permit-Required Confined Space Entry Procedure
• Isolate the Space from all hazards
• Ventilate the Space
• Conduct a safety meeting

Day-3

• Entry Permit Form
• Test the Atmosphere
• Enter the Space and Proceed with work:
• When the Job is Done
• Rescue services

HOT WORK PERMIT

• Portable fire extinguishers

Day-4   A Permit-Required Confined Space

• • For hazardous or potentially hazardous confined space work
  • Isolate the space
  • Ventilate the space
  • Conduct safety meeting
  • Complete permit
  • Test the atmosphere
  • Enter the space

Day-5    Fire Extinguisher Ratings

Do Not Fight the Fire If

The final rule

• • Flammable gases or vapors are present.
  • Cutting or welding on pipes or other metals can conduct enough heat to ignite nearby combustible materials.

Fire extinguishers remove one or more of the components

Firefighting Decision Criteria