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Understanding Confined Spaces: Safety, Hazards, and Entry Procedures

This material, developed under grant SH-29629-SH16 from OSHA, provides essential insights into safety practices for working in and around confined spaces. It covers the definition and recognition of confined spaces, general and atmospheric hazards, testing procedures for safe entry, and the responsibilities of employers regarding worker safety. Interactive activities, such as exercises and quizzes, aim to enhance understanding and engagement. Remember, while this material is informed by OSHA guidelines, it does not reflect official government views or endorsements.

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Understanding Confined Spaces: Safety, Hazards, and Entry Procedures

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  1. Intro page Developed This material was produced under grant SH-29629-SH16 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor.  It does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. 1

  2. Working In and Around Confined Spaces

  3. OSHA

  4. OSHA Exercise

  5. OSHA Employer’s Responsibility 5

  6. OSHAMore on Employer’s Responsibilities 6

  7. OSHA

  8. OSHA

  9. OSHA Exercise Stump the class! • With a partner, write two questions from this section that you believe the rest of the class will be challenged in answering correctly. (Questions must be reasonable! If your instructor can’t answer, it doesn’t count!)

  10. Terms – Adjacent Space

  11. Terms – Competent Person

  12. Terms – Enclosed Space

  13. Terms- Atmospheric Testing

  14. Terms - IDLH

  15. Terms - LEL

  16. Terms – Safe For Hot Work

  17. Defining Confined Spaces

  18. Recognizing a Confined Space

  19. Where Are They Found

  20. Why Go Into A Confined Space?

  21. General Hazards in Confined Spaces

  22. Hazards

  23. Physical and Atmospheric Hazards

  24. Physical Hazards

  25. Heat Stress and EntrapmentConfined Space Hazards

  26. Physical Hazards Exercise

  27. Atmospheric HazardsFire and Explosion

  28. Atmospheric HazardsToxic Fumes

  29. Atmospheric Hazards Exercise

  30. OSHA Asphyxiation Video

  31. Confined Space Fatal Facts

  32. Confined Space Exercise

  33. Safe Entry into a Confined Space

  34. Safe Entry into Confined Spaces

  35. Safe Entry into Double Bottom Confined Spaces

  36. Evaluating a Confined Space

  37. Visual Inspection

  38. Precautions and Testing

  39. Oxygen Testing

  40. What’s Wrong With This Picture?

  41. Confined Space Exercise

  42. Confined Spaces QUIZ! 42

  43. Inspection and Testing

  44. Oxygen Levels

  45. Oxygen Deficiency

  46. Oxygen Deficient Atmospheres

  47. Oxygen Enrichment

  48. Inerted Atmosphere

  49. OXYGEN LEVELS “HANGMAN” EXERCISE _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ There is a significantly increased likelihood of a fire with this type of atmosphere. (2 words)

  50. Fire/Explosion

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