EHS 0274 Entering Confined Spaces, Refresher Training

Introduction visited
- Start visited
- Audio Settings
- Why you are assigned this course
- Welcome
- On-the-Job Training
- What you will learn
Is it a confined space
- This is a crawlspace
- Visual Inspection Needed
- Only 3.5 ft tall
- Can you get out quickly?
- Hazards
- Why Training Is Required
- Two Determinations to Make
How to identify a CS
- Confined Space Definition
- Confined Space Definition
- Is This Crawlspace a Confined Space?
- How to Determine if It's a Confined Space
- Confined Space Inventory Overview
- NERSC Data Center: Above
- Under the Raised Floor
- Is this underfloor area a confined space?
Do you need a permit
- Do You Need an Entry Permit - Title Slide
- Do You Need an Entry Permit - Title Slide
- Other Ways to Determine if a Permit is Required
- Do you need a permit?
- Introduced Hazards
Confined Space Hazards
- Common Confined Space Hazards - Title Slide
- Common Hazards
- Is this electrical vault a confined space?
- Do You Need a Permit
- What Hazards Do You See?
- Atmospheric Hazards: Toxic Gases
- How We Detect Toxic Gases
- Oxygen Deficiency
- Who Uses the Four-Gas Meter?
Entry Teams and the Permitting Process
- Confined Space Entry Teams and the Permitting Process
- The Entry Team
- Waiting for the Permit
- Meter Check and Initial Readings
- Accounting for Depth
- Hazards and Controls on Permit
- Hazards and Controls on Permit, continued
Pre-job Briefing
- The Pre-Job Briefing - Title Slide
- Pre-job Briefing
- Pre-job Briefing, continued
- Comparing Entry Teams NPCS vs PRCS
- Who Briefs for a NPCS?
Reading the Permit
- The Pre-Job Briefing - Title Slide
- Can you read a permit?
- Reading Hazrds from a Permit
- Reading Hazrds from a Permit
- Controls from an Alternate Entry Permit
End
- Confined Space Field Guides - Title Slide
- Field Guides