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CONFINED SPACE ENTRY
The University has developed a Confined Space Entry Program to protect
employees who may be required to enter confined spaces such as manholes, boilers, crawl spaces and sewer
pits during the course of their work.
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These workspaces are considered "confined" because they are large enough to be entered to perform work,
have limited means for entry/exit, and are not designed for continuous employee occupancy.
Confined spaces that pose additional hazards including atmospheric, engulfment, and entrapment hazards are
referred to as "permit-required confined spaces."
The Confined Space Entry Program has identified the locations of permit required and non-permit spaces on
campus. A confined space entry permit is available at Environmental Health and Safety and must be filled out
prior to entering a permit-required confined space.
Updated
4/14/2008 11:46:34 AM
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