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Danger Confined Space Entry By Permit Only Prepare For Entry Identify Hazards Of Permit Space. De-Energize And Lock-Out All Energy Sources. Drain, Clean And Ventilate Confined Space. Isolate Confined Space-Disconnect, Fill And Drain Lines. Test Atmosphere Oxygen Level Between 19.5% And 23.5% Flammable Gases/Vapors Less Than 10% Of Lfl. All Substances Below Established Pel. Prepare Personal Protection Devices Respirator, Protective Clothing, Lifeline And Safety Harness. Attendant & Rescue Equipment In Place, Review Communication Procedures, Obtain Authorized Permit
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A Confined Space Entry Procedures Sign has official OSHA headers for safety protocol and compliance. A Confined Space Entry Procedures Sign is a helpful resource to help protect the health and safety of personnel, and is not a substitute for required protective measures for reducing or eliminating hazards.
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Compliance
Confined Spaces – A Brief Overview
What is a Confined Space?
OSHA defines a confined space (non-permit and permit-required) as a space that is:
- Large enough for an employee to enter and perform work
- Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit
- Is not designed for continuous occupancy
What is the difference between a "permit-required" and "non-permit" confined space?
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Permit-Required
Confined SpacesNon-Permit
Confined SpacesContains or has the potential to contain a hazardous atmosphere 
Contains a material that has the potential for engulfing an entrant Could trap or asphyxiate an entrant with inwardly converging walls Could trap or asphyxiate an entrant with a floor
that slopes downward and tapers to a smaller cross-sectionContains any other recognized serious safety or health hazard Contains hazards capable of causing death or serious physical harm
From the chart above we can see that permit-required confined spaces can be extremely dangerous for workers, while non-permit confined spaces are not considered life-threatening. This doesn't mean precautionary steps shouldn't be taken before entering a non-permit space. Safety is essential no matter what the conditions are and because there is still the possibility of an injury occurring, only authorized personnel should enter the space.
OSHA states that if the workplace contains permit spaces, the employer shall inform exposed employees by posting danger signs, or by any other equally effective means, making them aware of the existence, location of, and the danger posed by the permit spaces.
Here are some examples of signs from SafetySign.com that would meet the requirements from OSHA:
Signs for Permit Required Confined Spaces
Signs for Non-Permit Confined Spaces
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