Yunku Industrial Safety

Confined space operating environment, such as confined tanks, underground pipelines or narrow compartments, storage tanks, shafts, underground tunnels, cellars, pits, deep wells, shafts, culverts, tanks, containers, reactors, cabins, pipelines, ventilation ducts, cable ducts, elevator shafts, boiler rooms a variety of deadly hazards. Accidents are common, and the main causes include gas abnormalities caused by poor ventilation, lack of necessary detection and protective equipment, lagging emergency response and weak safety awareness among operators.

First, lack of oxygen or buildup of harmful gases may lead to asphyxiation or poisoning, and it is crucial to test the gas composition before entering. Secondly, the internal environment may change abruptly with external conditions, such as a sharp rise in temperature or a rapid rise in liquids, triggering the risk of fire or drowning. Furthermore, the narrow space prevents escape and rescue, and in the event of an accident, the chances of survival are slim. In addition, machinery operation or storage materials inadvertently move, there is a threat of extrusion, cutting. Therefore, the equipment required for confined space operations is even more critical.

In confined space operations, the use of appropriate equipment is the key to ensuring safety and improving efficiency. This includes, but is not limited to, gas detectors, cameras, access monitoring equipment, smart bracelets, etc., which can protect the safety of confined space operations in an all-round way. As long as safety education and training are strengthened, the operation approval process is strictly enforced, safety equipment is equipped and used correctly, and an emergency evacuation and rescue plan is formulated, accidents in confined spaces can be prevented from occurring.