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Permit Required Confined Spaces

CFR 29 1910.146. 1910.146 - Permit Required Confined SpacesAppendix A - Decision Flow ChartAppendix B - Procedures for Atmospheric Testing.Appendix C - Examples of Permit-required Confined Space ProgramsAppendix D - Confined Space Pre-Entry Check ListAppendix E - Sewer System Entry. Appendix F - Permit-required confined spaces.

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Permit Required Confined Spaces

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    1. Permit Required Confined Spaces CFR 29 1910.146 8 AAC 61.1050

    2. CFR 29 1910.146 1910.146 - Permit Required Confined Spaces Appendix A - Decision Flow Chart Appendix B - Procedures for Atmospheric Testing. Appendix C - Examples of Permit-required Confined Space Programs Appendix D - Confined Space Pre-Entry Check List Appendix E - Sewer System Entry. Appendix F - Permit-required confined spaces

    3. 8 AAC 61.1050. Additional Permit-Required Confined Space Standards Alaska Occupational Health & Safety Regulations Regarding Permit Required Confined Spaces. Includes addendums to CFR 29 1910.146.

    4. Definitions CFR 29 1910.14 (b) Confined Space: Is large enough that an employee can enter and perform work. Has limited or restricted means for entry / exit. Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy.

    5. Definitions CFR 29 1910.14 (b) Hazardous Atmosphere: Flammable gases or vapors in excess of 10% LFL Airborne combustible dust concentration that exceeds its LFL Oxygen concentration below 19.5% or above 23.5% Atmospheric conditions that exceed the permissible exposure limit for a specific substance. Any other IDLH condition.

    6. Definitions CFR 29 1910.14 (b) Permit-Required Confined Space Contains or has a potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere. Contains a material that has a potential for engulfing an entrant. Is configured so that an entrant could become trapped by collapsing walls, or a floor that slopes sharply. Contains any other recognized serious safety / health hazard.

    7. General Requirements CFR 29 1910.14 (c) (2) The employer must inform employees of the locations of,and hazards posed by, confined spaces.

    8. General Requirements CFR 29 1910.14 (c) (5) An employer may bypass many of the confined space regulations if: The only hazard is posed by the permit space is an actual, or potential hazardous atmosphere. Continuous forced air ventilation is sufficient to maintain a safe atmosphere. Performs monitoring and inspections to assure that the above precautions are effective.

    9. General Requirements CFR 29 1910.14 (c) (5) The following regulations my be bypassed if requirements for ..1910.14. (c) (5) have been met. Permit required confined space program. (d) Permit system (e) Entry permit (f) Duties of authorized entrants (h) Duties of attendants (I) Duties of entry supervisors (j) Rescue and emergency services (k)

    10. General Requirements CFR 29 1910.14 (c) (8) If a host company hires a contract company for a job that requires confined space entry. The host company must:

    11. General Requirements CFR 29 1910.14 (c) (9) If a host company hires a contract company for a job that requires confined space entry. The contract company must:

    12. Permit System CFR 29 1910.14 (e) (1-3) General permit requirements.

    13. Permit System CFR 29 1910.14 (e) (4-5) General permit requirements.

    14. Permit System CFR 29 1910.14 (e) (6) General permit requirements.

    15. Entry Permit CFR 29 1910.14 (f) (1-5) The permit space to be entered. The purpose of the entry operation. The date and duration of the entry operation. The authorized entrants, listed by name. This can be accomplished by using a roster system. The personnel currently serving as attendants.

    16. Entry Permit CFR 29 1910.14 (f) (6-10) The name of the current entry supervisor. The hazards of the permit space. The measures used to isolate the entry space. This includes lockout / tag out. The acceptable entry conditions. The results of initial, and subsequent tests, as well as the name and initials of the tester.

    17. Entry Permit CFR 29 1910.14 (f) (11-14) Rescue and emergency services available during entry. This includes contact info, phone numbers, etc. The communication procedures used to maintain contact between the entrant and attendant. Required Personal Protective Equipment.

    18. Entry Permit CFR 29 1910.14 (f) (11-15) Any other information whose inclusion in necessary in order to ensure employee safety. This includes any other permits for instance a hot work permit.

    19. Sample Entry Permit

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    22. Sample Entry Permit

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