Toolbox talk: confined spaces

A confined space can kill in seconds. About 5 minutes.

Why this matters

Air in tanks, pits, and vaults can be short of oxygen or full of gas, with no smell or warning.

Don't enter a space unless you've been trained and have a permit where required.
Test the air before entry and as the program says.
Keep an attendant outside at all times.
Have a rescue plan and equipment ready.
Never enter to rescue someone without the right equipment.
Leave at once if you feel unwell or an alarm sounds.

Identify and mark every confined space on the site.

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Confined spaces

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Air in tanks, pits, and vaults can be short of oxygen or full of gas, with no smell or warning.

What to cover

Don't enter a space unless you've been trained and have a permit where required.
Test the air before entry and as the program says.
Keep an attendant outside at all times.
Have a rescue plan and equipment ready.
Never enter to rescue someone without the right equipment.
Leave at once if you feel unwell or an alarm sounds.

Ask the crew

One thing to do today

Identify and mark every confined space on the site.

Acknowledge

By acknowledging, you confirm you attended and understood this talk.

I attended and understood

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