1. Isolation Checklist
- Lockout/Tag out Performed?
- Lines and Pipes Isolated?
- Electrical Power Controlled/Dissipated?
- Signs and Barricades in Place?
- Unauthorized Entrance Prevented?
2. Pre-entry Checklist
- Ventilation Performed?
- Air Tested to Confirm Adequacy of Ventilation?
- Ventilation Maintained During Entry?
- Atmospheric Air Testing Performed?
3. Atmospheric Air Testing
- Oxygen between 19.5% - 23.5%
- LEL 5% to 15%
- CO below 35 ppm
- H2S 10 ppm
- Contaminant Levels within Safe Limits?
- Name of Air Testing Instrument Used.
- Instrument Recently Calibrated?
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S): The safe level of hydrogen sulfide varies depending on exposure duration. For short-term exposures (15 minutes), the recommended safe level is typically 10 ppm. For longer exposures, the permissible exposure limit (PEL) may be 20 ppm over an 8-hour workday.
Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S): The safe level of hydrogen sulfide varies depending on exposure duration. For short-term exposures (15 minutes), the recommended safe level is typically 10 ppm. For longer exposures, the permissible exposure limit (PEL) may be 20 ppm over an 8-hour workday.
4. Special Equipment Needed
- List Any Special Safety Equipment Needed to Perform the Entry.
- Respirators?
- Fire Suppression?
- Lighting?
- Body Protection?
- Hearing Protection?
- Eye Protection?
5. Special Task Specific Hazards
- Welding?
6. Burning/Brazing/Other Hot Work?
7. Special Precautions Taken To Minimize Hazards
- List Any Special Precautionary measures taken Because of task-specific hazards
8. Rescue/Emergency Procedures
- Is all rescue equipment in place and operational?
- Is communication equipment operational?
- Do Attendants and Entrants know their responsibilities?
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