Confined space entry monitoring is a critical safety practice used to oversee the entry and work performed in confined spaces, ensuring the well-being of workers in potentially hazardous environments. Here’s a breakdown of key aspects involved in confined space entry monitoring:
1. Understanding Confined Spaces
Confined spaces are areas with limited entry and exit points, which may include tanks, vessels, pits, silos, or crawl spaces. They can pose risks due to limited ventilation, hazardous substances, or physical constraints.