Yunku Industrial Safety

The safe production of operations in confined spaces is a key and difficult point in industrial safety, and because of their enclosed or semi-enclosed nature, they are prone to the accumulation of harmful gases, lack of oxygen or the presence of other physical or chemical hazards, thus posing a major threat to the operators. In order to ensure the safe production of confined space operations, the following norms are implemented during operations:

Continuous monitoring: Gas levels in a confined space are monitored in real time using gas monitoring equipment to ensure a safe environment.

Communications: Keep communications open with the custodial staff so that any abnormalities can be reported in a timely manner.

Emergency evacuation: As soon as an abnormal condition is detected, interrupt the operation and follow the predetermined evacuation route for safe evacuation.

Specialised supervision: Designated supervisors are responsible for supervision outside the operating site to ensure the safety of the operating personnel and to prepare rescue equipment.

The above measures are aimed at preventing and reducing safety risks in confined space operations. By implementing these measures, the safety and health of workers can be maximised and the probability of accidents reduced. Detailed safety measures and personal protection requirements also need to be formulated in accordance with the actual situation and requirements, taking into account safety standards and regulations during specific confined space operations. Confined space operation is not a matter of sloppiness, and safety is not a trivial matter.