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Confined Space Entry Permit
HB-HSEQ-F-075
Version: 4
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Requirements & Other Precautions
Minimum PPE / other items required: Yes No Provide Clarifying Details as Required:
Supplied air breathing apparatus
Air purifying respirator
Particulate mask
Safety harness and lanyard / lifeline
Head protection
Face shield / goggles / safety glasses
Ear muffs / plugs
Gloves
Warning notices / barricades required
Specific lighting provisions required
Specific hot work controls required
Other:
Attachments (other documents/plans
prepared)
Permit Request:
This acknowledgement signifies a formal request to commence confined space entry / works. As the person requesting this
permit, I hereby certify that:
• I am competent to coordinate this confined space entry / work in accordance with the Risk Assessment & Entry Permit
details;
• I shall undertake to implement all planned and necessary controls to ensure safe entry / work; and
• I shall monitor confined space hazards and control methods throughout the entry / work.
Name: Signature: Date: Time:
Hutchinson Builders Authorisation:
This Hutchinson Builders Authorisation signifies that the planning component of the Risk Assessment & Entry Permit has been
completed and that confined space entry / work is authorised to commence in accordance with the Permit Request.
Name: Signature: Date: Time:
Section 3 – Implementation
Atmospheric Testing / Monitoring Guide:
Atmospheric Issue Safe Level Caution (Entry during Emergency Response / With Additional Controls
Only)
Oxygen > 19.5 % and up to 23.5% < 19.5% need positive pressure supplied air breathing apparatus.
Contaminants:
CO < 30 ppm Generally, positive pressure supplied air breathing apparatus may be
H2S < 10 ppm worn at levels approaching and slightly over the exposure standard as
CO 2 < 5000 ppm determined as part of Risk Assessment and control measure
NH 3 < 25 ppm implementation.
Other As per specific exposure
standards
LEL < 5% > 5% and up to 10 %
Entry permitted in emergency response. However, if during work the
level rises to above 5% and up to 10%, personnel are to evacuate,
unless a suitably calibrated combustible substance detector is used at
all times while personnel are in the space.
For other contaminants not listed, specific monitoring devices and pre-work planning will be required to ensure safe entry /
work.
Atmospheric Test Results:
When Atmospheric Test Results Verification
Date Time O2 CO H2S LEL Meter Entry Name
Number Permitted
(Yes / No)
The atmosphere in the space is safe to enter:
Without respiratory protection With an air purifying device With a supplied-air device
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