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Confined Spaces

  
#228

  CONFINED SPACE ENTRY — This videotape covers entry into vessels,
  storage tanks, chemical reactors, or other confined spaces where there
  may be an oxygen deficiency, environmental contamination, fire hazard,
  or other situation which may be immediately dangerous to life or health.
  The vessel entry program outlines requirements and procedures for working
  in these operational areas and details the safety responsibilities of workers,
  contractors, and supervisors for preventing personal injury. Covered in
  the program are such areas as ventilation, environmental contamination
  testing, avoiding toxic gas and fire hazards, and emergency rescue. (20
  Minutes)

  

  
#347

  CONFINED SPACES: A TRAINING PROGRAM FOR EMPLOYEES — This program
  will help to provide employers with guidelines for meeting the training
  requirements for OSHA’s Confined Spaces Standard (1910.146) which
  became effective April 15, 1993. The video will explain the duty of Authorized
  Entrance, Attendance Entry Supervisors and Rescue Services. It also covers
  the required documentation. This program is for any employer who has employees
  working in a “permit-required” confined space. These “permit-required”
  confined spaces are defined as areas which: 1) have adequate size and configuration
  for employee entry, 2) have limited means of access or egress, 3) are not
  designed for continuous employee occupancy, 4) present or have the potential
  for hazards related to atmospheric conditions, engulfment, configuration
  or any other recognized serious hazard. (25 Minutes)

  

  

  #358

  CONFINED SPACE ENTRY TRAINING - OUT IN THE OPEN — This safety
  video training program is designed to meet the new federal regulation 29
  C.F.R. Part 1910.146 and to educate workers on the serious nature of confined
  space entries. The program covers the hazards, permits, entry procedures,
  equipment, monitoring steps and rescue considerations necessary to safely
  perform an entry. This motivational program will have a lasting impact
  on employees. Workers will be trained on safe work practices and proper
  use of safety equipment to respect hazards associated with a confined space
  entry. (16 Minutes)

  

  
#359

  CONFINED SPACE ENTRY — This videotape, along with #360 “Confined
  Space Hazards”, will illustrate to workers how they can protect themselves
  while working in confined spaces. True to life incidents and practice activities
  sensitize participants to the hazards of confined spaces. Both modules
  feature many types of spaces including chemical tanks, sewers, utility
  tunnels, trenches, dikes, water valve pits, silos, boilers, furnaces, etc.
  In this program, the following issues are addressed: 1) preparation, 2)
  air quality, 3) entry plan, 4) entrant duties, and 5) attendant duties.
  (29 Minutes) 

  

  
#360 

  CONFINED SPACE HAZARDS — This video, along with #359 “Confined
  Space Entry”, will illustrate to workers how they can protect themselves
  while working in confined spaces. Both modules will address many types
  of confined spaces including chemical tanks, sewers, utility tunnels, trenches,
  dikes, water valve pits, silos, boilers, furnaces, etc. In this program
  the following topics will be addressed: 1) confinement, 2) atmosphere,
  3) processes, 4) hazard controls, and 5) permit program. (27 Minutes)

  
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