What is the confined space entry

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Accepted Answer

Confined space entry refers to the process of entering and working in a space with limited access and potentially hazardous conditions.

Confined spaces are typically small and have limited entry and exit points.
These spaces may have poor ventilation, limited visibility, or contain hazardous substances.
Proper training, equipment, and safety measures are essential for confined space entry.
Examples of confined spaces include storage tanks, sewers, tunnels, and underground vaults.

Accepted Answer

the person is working deep more then 1.5 meters deep, no access and egress, limited exit and entry less oxygen hazards, poor lighting, is calling confined space entry, follow up full confined space entry procedure as per OSHA and project plan.

What is the confined space entry

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