Yunku Industrial Safety

There are many potential dangers associated with confined space operations, but don't panic, as long as you have the right emergency response methods, you can turn the situation into a success.

First of all, it is important to keep in mind the principle of “Ventilation first, then testing, then operation”! Before entering a confined space, adequate ventilation is essential. Through ventilation, it can effectively reduce the concentration of harmful gases in the confined space, improve the oxygen content, and create a relatively safe environment for the operators. Detection of the link can not be sloppy, the use of professional testing equipment, the composition of the gas in the confined space, the concentration of accurate testing to ensure that the indicators meet the safety standards before starting operations.

When an accident occurs in a confined space, staying calm is key. If the operator feels unwell or develops symptoms such as poisoning, he or she should immediately stop the operation and send a distress signal to the outside world. At this time, the guardian outside should respond quickly, do not blindly enter the confined space to rescue, but rather the first time to call the emergency telephone and report the accident to the relevant departments.

While waiting for rescue, if the operating personnel are still conscious, you can keep them as close to the vent as possible to maintain smooth breathing. At the same time, the personnel outside can utilize the ventilation equipment outside the confined space to increase ventilation and provide more oxygen for the personnel inside. When the rescuers arrive, they should wear professional protective equipment, such as positive pressure respirators and safety harnesses, before entering the confined space for rescue. In the rescue process, attention should be paid to avoid secondary injuries to the injured personnel, such as in the handling process, the correct posture and method should be used. Confined space monitoring is particularly important. In short, the risk of confined space operation is great, and emergency disposal should be kept in mind. Only by making adequate preparations and correct responses can we protect the life safety of the operating personnel. We must pay attention to it ah!