Confined space hazard

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Confined space hazard refers to the potential dangers associated with working in enclosed or partially enclosed spaces.

Confined spaces can be found in a variety of workplaces, including tanks, vessels, silos, sewers, and tunnels.
Hazards in confined spaces can include lack of oxygen, toxic gases, flammable substances, and physical hazards such as entrapment or engulfment.
Proper training, equipment, and procedures are necessary to ensure the safety of workers entering confined spaces.
Examples of safety measures include atmospheric testing, ventilation, and the use of personal protective equipment.
Employers are responsible for identifying and assessing confined space hazards and implementing appropriate control measures to protect workers.
Workers should also be trained to recognize and report potential hazards and to follow established safety procedures when working in confined spaces.

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