Information

  • LCC-21-Fm-011-Confined Space Entry Permit

  • Work Order Number

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Confined Space Entry Permit

  • Relevant information must be filled in and signed by competent person prior to all confined space entries.Completed document to be forwarded to the appropriate Area Manager or Coordinator and must be kept for at least one month.This form applies to all contractors working for LCC.Contractors will remain responsible for their own records.

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

  • Fire,Ambulance: 000 Remount Road Admin: 6323 3500
    Customer Service: 6323 3333 Duty Supervisor (AH): 0437 523 350

GENERAL

  • Date and Time of Entry

  • Description Of Confined Space

  • Location

  • Description Of Work

  • Site Photo

HAZARD IDENTIFICATION AND RISK ASSESSMENT

  • Standard Trench<br>

  • Gross Polutant Trap<br>

  • Pump Station<br>

  • Standard Manhole / Gully Pit<br>

  • Reservoir<br>

  • Pipe Walk<br>

  • Wastewater Treatment Plant<br>

  • Other

FOR HIGH RISK SITES ATTACH COPY OF WORK INSTRUCTIONS THAT NEED TO BE FOLLOWED

  • Risk Assessment completed and attached

CONTROL MEASURES ISOLATION (Isolation and Lockout to be undertaken in accordance with procedure 21-HLPr-020)

  • Warning Notices/Barricades?

  • Electrical Isolation

  • Mechanical Isolation

  • Contact with System Operator

  • Isolation and Lockout complete

4. ATMOSPHERIC TESTING (Prior to entry)

  • Gas Detector Serial Number

  • Oxygen (%)

  • Explosive Gas (LEL%)

  • Hydrogen Sulphide (ppm)

  • Carbon Monoxide (ppm)

  • Number of atmospheric tests conducted before entering<br>

  • If two tests have failed, has Manager been notified?

  • Gas Testing completed by:

5. VENTILATION

  • Natural<br>

  • Positive Mechanical (Blow In)<br>

  • Negative Mechanical (Draw Out)<br>

6. REVIEW CONDITIONS THAT MAY CHANGE STATUS OF CONFINED SPACE

  • Select any of the following that will be taken into consideration before entry into the Confined Space

  • Weather<br>

  • Traffic<br>

  • Noise<br>

  • Catchment<br>

  • Flow Volume<br>

7. PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

  • Helmet<br>

  • Waders<br>

  • Eye Protection<br>

  • Hearing Protection<br>

  • Harness<br>

  • Gloves<br>

  • Self Rescue Respirator<br>

  • Lifeline<br>

  • Fall Arrest device<br>

  • Gas Detection Meter<br>

  • 2 Way Radio<br>

  • Other

OTHER PRECAUTIONS

  • Warning Notices/Barricades?

  • Hot Work Permit Required? (If yes use Form 21-Fm-012 and attach)

  • Media

  • Emergency response Equipment Available on Site:<br>

AUTHORITY TO ENTER

  • The control measures and precautions appropriate for the safe entry and execution of the work in the confined space have been implemented and the persons required to work in the confined space have been advised of and understand the requirements of this written authority.

  • Name and Signature

  • Select date

  • Entry Permitted

  • Entry Not Permitted

  • Induction Of Visitors Done

PERSONS REQUIRED TO ENTER CONFINED SPACE

  • Number of Standby Personnel (Minimum of one, but when there are three or more persons within the confined space a minimum of two standby persons will be required) Task - E Entry; S Standby; V Visitor.<br>

  • Competent for Entry

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Standby Persons

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Visitor

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

  • Add signature

IN CASE OF EMERGENCY EVACUATION

  • Record Peak Gas Detector Readings and any other relevant information:

  • Oxygen:

  • Explosive Gases % LEL:

  • Hydrogen Sulphide ppm:

  • Carbon Monoxide ppm:

  • Gas Detector Serial Number:

  • Comments......

11. JOB COMPLETION

  • All persons have left the Confined Space. No Further Entries Permitted Without New Permit

  • Name and Signature

  • Select date

The templates available in our Public Library have been created by our customers and employees to help get you started using SafetyCulture's solutions. The templates are intended to be used as hypothetical examples only and should not be used as a substitute for professional advice. You should seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of a template is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction. You should independently determine whether the template is suitable for your circumstances.