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5 No workers are to enter a confined space without notifying the AS/NZS 2865 Project Team &
Unsafe oxygen levels Safe Working
Site Health and Safety Officer or Foreman to discuss the Workers On Site
& In Confined
specific procedures to be adopted and without having been Space
Unsafe, toxic and trained in confined space entry in accordance with AS/NZS VIC OHS Reg
flammable gas. 2865. 2007 Part
5 Entry into a confined space will only be permitted if a Confined 3.4 Site Manager /
Space Entry Permit; equal to or exceeding the requirements of Confined Foreman /
Spaced QLD
AS/NZS 2865 have been adopted for that particular confined COP 2011 –
Subcontractor
space by the Subcontractor. To receive authorisation for QLD / NSW/
confined space entry: SA
All work procedures to be performed in the confined space Confined
Space VIC
are documented on the Confined Space Entry Permit,
Compliance
A risk assessment is conducted for each confined space, Code 2008
Any hazards recognised in the risk assessment document are Confined
controlled as per AS/NZS 2865, Space TAS
COP 2012 –
All persons entering the confined space are able to produce TAS / NT
evidence of training in accordance with AS/NZS 2865, and
All entry requirements meet the minimum standards of
AS/NZS 2865 and relevant state legislation.
5 The Risk Assessment (and means of controlling hazards) will Site Manager /
include the following: Subcontractor
a. the need to isolate equipment or services which may
affect the environment within the confined space (i.e.
electrical services, pipelines, mechanical or electrical
drives, hazardous substances etc.)
b. Atmospheric testing is to be performed prior to the issuing
of an entry permit:
i) by a competent person/tester;
ii) using a gas detection unit suitable for monitoring the
atmospheric conditions that may exist in each case;
and
iii) Ensuring that the gas detection unit has been
calibrated in accordance with the manufacturer’s
recommendations.
c. In addition, air monitoring will also be undertaken during
the period of entry to ensure that atmospheric conditions
remain safe.
d. The purging of contaminants from the space;
e. The posting of warning signs where there are atmospheric
contaminants present or less than 19.5 % oxygen in the
space.
WHS Management Plan – Appendix 1 – Project Risk Assessment
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