Confined Space Entry Safety

In permit-required confined space work, oxygen deficient, oxygen enriched, toxic or flammable environments, can all overcome any person. This video stresses to follow concisely permit-required confined space work procedures, as set by OSHA and your company.

Public agencies and contractors have a significant risk of injury or death from confined space accidents. Work in meter/sewer vaults, storm drains, tanks and trenches require training in procedures and rescue. Tailored to the special types of confined spaces found in public works. 

A very good training program for persons required to enter confined spaces. Specific procedures and steps to take to prevent accidents are covered as well as informing employees of hazards found in confined spaces. Contains latest OSHA guideline information. 

Entry procedures, lockout and electrical, mechanical and pneumatic hazards, wearing personal protective equipment and rescue procedures are shown in this video. 

Provides an overview of the general hazards associated with confined spaces, basic atmospheric testing requirements and more. The emphasis for this program is the attendant. Generally, this person is the least trained, yet has the life and death responsibility for those entering the confined space. This program helps the attendant understand his/her responsibilities. 

Covers hazards of working in small areas, monitoring procedures, protective equipment, and the need for proper ventilation. Also, details types of respirators.

This video is an overview of the training required for permit required confined space. Understanding the hazards you will be exposed to and the role of fellow employees is discussed in this video.

This video reviews OSHA'S standard for confined spaces. Defines what a confined space is and gives various examples and discusses permit required confined space.

Approximately 60% of all confined space fatalities are rescuers. This video illustrates rescue requirements and methods in permit required confined spaces. Viewers are made aware of the hazards in a confined space, the proper equipment required to affect a rescue and that only trained rescuers should ever attempt a rescue. Attendant duties are also shown.

When entering a confined space, a few basic safety procedures will ensure a healthy exit. This video outlines the rules for entering a confined space.

This video shows you how to "come back alive" from "Inner Space". It tells employers and workers categories and examples of confined spaces: how to be aware of certain atmospheric conditins within a confined space and what OSHA requires of employers with erspect to confined spaces.

In a permit required confined space situation your signing on means that you can be held accountable if something goes wrong. It means your reputation as a worker is on the line. This video stresses the importance of being responsible for the safety of people in and around confined spaces.

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