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Confined spaces: deadly spaces
August 17, 2009
This video is designed for municipal workers and illustrates the basic rules for working in confined spaces. Oxygen deficiency and other potential dangers are covered. In addition, the health effects and physical characteristics of toxic gases including carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide, and methane are examined.
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Excellent Video
best regards,
Prakash
Pretty much sums it up, Not being aware of the Hazards of Confined Space Entry, including a "Standby Person for all Entries".
We are fortunate in the Oil and Gas Industry, and yet there are still those that take "Short Cuts" when performing there work activities, even though they know better, just a plain poor attitude towards Occupational Health and Safety at work.
As a Community Safety Officer, the least we can do is maintain control of all work activities, not easy in a strictly "Administrative Atmosphere", so the Contractor Safety Management System must be used to identify all work activities at the "Contract Stage".
Respectfully, Paul Koyich, CET, HSE Advisor, Al Khor Community(pop.5000+), State of Qatar