• Any safety critical faults/damage must be tagged out of service and immediately reported to the Supervisor. The equipment must not be used until the issue has been rectified.
  • Ensure an effective means of two-way communication is established with confined space entrants and a method for raising an emergency.
  • Air quality must be checked prior to entry and periodically (as per Permit), and suitable ventilation must be in place.
  • Confined spaces must be clearly identified. Unauthorised entry must be prevented (e.g., via signage, barricades).
  • Potentially hazardous sources of energy (solid, liquid, gas) affecting the confined space must be isolated.
  • A standby person must be located outside of the confined space whenever the confined space is occupied, and they must have no other duties during the confined space entry.