Yunku Industrial Safety

Confined space operation “seven not allowed”

1, without risk identification is not allowed to operate;

2, without ventilation and testing is not allowed to work;

3, not wearing labor protective equipment is not allowed to work;

4, no supervision is not allowed to work;

5, electrical equipment does not meet the regulations are not allowed to work;

6. No operation without approval;

7, without training exercises are not allowed to work.

The access management system is the basis for the safe management of confined space operations. The system requires strict access authorization for personnel entering confined spaces, including relevant training and assessment. Only those who meet certain standards and qualifications can enter the confined space to carry out operations. The access management also requires physical examination of the entering personnel to ensure that their physical health can adapt to the environmental requirements of the confined space. In addition, access management also requires the necessary mental health assessment of operators to ensure that they are able to cope with the anxiety and stress that may be associated with confined spaces. The operational procedures system is an important part of the safety management of operations in confined spaces. The system sets out the procedures for entering and leaving a confined space, including the use and inspection of the necessary safety equipment. The operating procedures also specify the hazards that may be encountered and emergency measures, such as emergency evacuation and rescue procedures. In addition, the system of operating procedures defines the operating practices for equipment and tools associated with confined spaces in order to ensure the safety of operators.

The training and education system is complementary to the safety management of confined space operations. The system requires that necessary training and education be provided to personnel involved in confined space operations in order to enhance their knowledge and understanding of the safety management of confined space operations. The contents of the training and education include risk assessment and control of confined space operations and the acquisition of emergency rescue skills. The training and education system also requires periodic retraining and assessment of operators to ensure that they maintain their knowledge and mastery of relevant knowledge and skills.

Safety management systems for confined space operations are important to ensure the safety of operators. Access management, operating procedure management, communication management and training and education management are all indispensable elements of these systems. Only through a sound safety management system can risks in confined space operations be effectively prevented and controlled to ensure the safety of operators.