Title Page

  • Confined Space ID or #

  • Client / Site

  • Location
  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

General Information

  • Type of Confined Space

  • other confined space type

  • Take a photo of the confined space

  • How often is this space entered?

  • Work to be performed

  • Equipment to be worked on

  • Name of Entry Supervisor

  • Name of the Entrant/s

  • Name of the Attendant/s

  • Classification of Confined Space

Area, Atmosphere Testing & Ventilation

  • Is the space posted with a sign stating “Danger – Follow Confined Space Entry procedure”?

  • REFERENCE: A sign required to be posted in the entrance of the confined space
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  • Are confined spaces thoroughly emptied of any corrosive, hazardous or decaying substance that may produce a hazardous atmosphere?

  • Was atmospheric hazard testing done in the proper order? (oxygen, then combustible gases and vapors and then toxic gases and vapors)?

  • Is the ventilation adequate?

  • Is the ventilator safe and grounded?

  • Was atmospheric hazard testing repeated after ventilation?

  • Is there an entrance barricade installed?

Training

  • Has each employee been trained and demonstrated a proficiency in the understanding, knowledge, and skills necessary for the safe performance of duties relating to the confined space?

  • Have the entrants been trained in the hazards of the entry, the signs of exposure, to properly use the equipment and communicate with the attendant?

  • Have the attendants been trained in the hazards of the entry, to recognize behavioral effects of hazard exposure in authorized entrants and to call for rescue services if necessary?

  • Has the employer evaluated the rescuers or emergency service’s ability to respond in a timely manner?

Equipment and PPE

  • Is the entrant wearing proper PPE?

  • Are fall protection gears (harness and lifelines) used?

  • Is self-contained breathing apparatus available if needed?

  • Are the tools to be used explosion proof?

  • Has necessary lighting equipment been provided?

  • Is there a continuous gas monitoring device in place?

Permit

  • Are all the employees involved in the entry listed on the permit?

  • Has the entry supervisor signed off on the permit indicating that entry conditions are acceptable?

  • Are completed entry permits posted near the confined space entrance for all involved to observe?

  • Are the permits saved for one year for review?

Recommendations

  • Write recommendations here

Completion

  • Full Name and Signature of the Inspector

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