Questions and Answers
How many types of confined spaces are there?
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If a hazardous chemical is introduced to a Non-Permit required confined space, what must be done?
Review the space for potential upgrade to a permit required confined space
What AFI/DAFMAN defines confined spaces?
DAFMAN 91-203 Air Force Occupational Safety Fire and Health Standards
What conditions make a space a confined space?
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What form is required for permit-required confined spaces?
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What helps classify a confined space?
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Where can you find the Permit and Non-Permit required space listing?
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Who is on the CSPT?
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A Master Entry Plan is required for Non-Permit confined space entries.
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Attendants are required for Non-Permit required spaces.
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Study Notes
Types of Confined Spaces
- There are two main types of confined spaces: Permit-required and Non-Permit required.
Handling Hazardous Chemicals
- If a hazardous chemical is introduced to a Non-Permit required confined space, an assessment must be conducted to determine if it should be upgraded to a Permit-required confined space.
Regulatory Framework
- Confined spaces are defined by DAFMAN 91-203, which outlines Air Force Occupational Safety Fire and Health Standards.
Criteria for Confined Spaces
- A confined space must meet three conditions:
- Sufficient size for entry.
- Limited means for entry and exit.
- Not intended for continuous occupancy.
Required Documentation
- AF Form 1024 is necessary for Permit-required confined spaces.
Classification Factors
- Classification of a confined space is based on oxygen content, flammability, and toxicity levels.
Permit Listings
- A listing for Permit and Non-Permit required spaces can be found in DAFMAN 91-203.
Confined Space Personnel Team
- The Confined Space Personnel Team (CSPT) includes multiple stakeholders involved in safety assessments.
Master Entry Plan Requirement
- A Master Entry Plan is not required for Non-Permit confined space entries.
Attendant Requirements
- Attendants are not mandatory for Non-Permit required spaces.
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