Information

  • Audit Title

  • Department :

  • Area / Building :

  • Physical characteristics and configuration of space :

  • Prepared by :

  • Conducted on :

  • Location :
  • Person completing evaluation

1. Confined Space Determination

  • Size : Is the opening for the space large enough or configured in such a manner to permit bodily entry?

  • Access / Egress : Are there limited or restricted means of access or egress?

  • Occupancy: Is the space designed for continuous human occupancy.

  • Is this space a confined space?

2. Permit / Non-Permit Determination - Assess if the confined space has one or more of the following characteristics to be considered a permit-required confined space.

  • A. Contains or potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere?<br>(If YES, provide description below)

  • Potential Oxygen Hazard ( 19.5, > 23.5)%

  • Please describe:

  • Explosive Atmosphere

  • Please describe:

  • Toxic / Hazardous Substances

  • Please describe

  • Other Hazards:

  • Please describe:

  • B. Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant. If yes, provide description below.

  • C. Has an internal configuration such that an entrant could become trapped or asphyxiated. If yes, please describe below.

  • D. Contains any other recognized serious safety or health hazard. If yes, please provide description below.

  • Electrical:

  • Please describe:

  • Mechanical Motion:

  • Please describe:

  • Fall Hazard:

  • Please describe:

  • Steam:

  • Please describe:

  • Other:

  • Please describe:

3. Determination of permit-required confined space

  • 3. Is this space a permit-required confined space?

4. Potential concerns not affecting permit status ( examples, asbestos piping, low lighting, etc.)

  • Concerns not affecting permit status:

Based upon the answers to the questions above, define the type of confined space.

  • Nonregulated space

  • Nonpermit Confined Space

  • Alternate Entry Procedure Allowed

  • Permit Required Confined Space

  • Additional notes or observations:

  • Additional drawings, if necessary

  • Add signature

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