Category:
Confined Space Entry
(see also; Environmental, Haz Com and Personal Equipment)
T069
- Once Too Many - Confined Space Entry
When entering a
confined space, a few basic safety procedures will ensure a healthy
exit. The rules for entering a confined space are outlined.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English, Spanish, Russian
Key Training Points:
safety rules - buddy system - oxygen content - atmosphere test
T208
- Permit Required - Confined Space
More dangerous
than the expanse of outer space are the mysterious "Confined Spaces" here on earth. Learn how to "come back alive" from inner space. Know the categories and examples
of confined spaces, how to be aware of certain atmospheric conditions
within a confined space, and what OSHA requires of employers with
respect to confined spaces.
Tone: Actuality
/ Language: English, Spanish / Caption: Open
Key Training Points:
OSHA requirements - hazards - alternatives - responsibilities
T212
- High-Risk Rescue
Approximately 60%
of all confined-space fatalities are rescuers. Viewers are made
aware of the hazards in a confined space, the proper equipment
required to effect a rescue and the fact that only trained rescuers
should ever attempt a rescue. Attendant duties are also shown.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English, Spanish, Russian / Caption: Open
Key Training Points:
hazards - procedures - training - attendant duties
T288
- Whose Job Is It Anyway? - Confined Space
Confined spaces
pose many hazards to entrants, as well as to would-be rescuers.
It's important that all affected employees, entry supervisors,
entrants, and attendants, know, in advance, what is expected
of them at any given time and in any given situation.
Tone: Drama / Language:
English
Key Training Points:
emergency procedures - signs - symptoms and consequences of exposure
- attendant duties
T315 Limited Spaces:
Attics, Basements and Crawl Spaces
Blindly entering limited spaces
such as attics, basements, and crawl spaces can be very dangerous.
Plan for hazards ahead of time, and be prepared to take appropriate
precautions.
Tone: Actuality / Language: English
Key Training Points: potential
hazards - proper dress - safe work practices - handling tools
& equipment
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