Confined Space Entry Permit & Risk Assessment
Confined-space entry permit and risk assessment for lift pits, tanks, basements and enclosed shells (WHS Regulation reg 66/67, AS 2865). Atmospheric testing and monitoring records, isolation, standby-person and entry-supervisor roles, and permit close-out.
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Lift pits, tanks, basements and enclosed shells are confined spaces, and waterproofing work routinely puts crews inside them. Under the WHS Regulation a confined space cannot be entered until a competent person has completed a risk assessment (regulation 66) and an entry permit has been issued (regulation 67), consistent with AS 2865.
This combined permit and risk assessment covers the hazards specific to waterproofing in a confined space — oxygen deficiency, flammable vapour from solvent primers, toxic atmospheres, engulfment and restricted egress. It records atmospheric testing against the acceptable ranges (oxygen 19.5–23.5%, flammable gas below 5% of the lower explosive limit, toxics below the exposure standard), sets isolation, standby-person and entry-supervisor roles, provides an entry and exit log, and closes out when all entrants are accounted for. It is designed to be used with the confined space rescue plan.
What's inside
- ✓Entry permit for lift pits, tanks, basements and enclosed shells
- ✓Atmospheric testing and monitoring records (reg 66/67, AS 2865)
- ✓Isolation, standby-person and entry-supervisor roles
- ✓Permit close-out section
- ✓Editable Microsoft Word format
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