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H&S Self-Assessment Checklist: CONFINED-SPACE ENTRY (Page 3 of 4) RESCUE (6.8) SECTION 1 (continued) Yes No N/A N/O 63. Entrants wearing body harness with attached retrieval line (lifeline) 64. Other end of lifeline attached to retrieval device (when required) or fixed point outside space 65. Mechanical retrieval device positioned at access point for vertical-type spaces > 5 feet deep 66. Rescue team established 67. Team members have completed confined-space entry training 68. Team members informed of the hazards that they may confront during rescue operations 69. PPE & rescue equipment necessary to conduct safe entry-rescue provided & readily available 70. Team members trained on rescue duties and proper use of PPE and rescue equipment 71. All team members trained in first aid & CPR, at least one member holding a current certification 72. Team has made simulated rescue from a space of similar configuration within last 12 months 73. Communication established & tested between the team & entrants, and emergency provider 74. Local emergency medical provider notified in advance of entries into PRCS ATMOSPHERIC MONITORING (6.9) 75. Qualified individual conducts atmospheric monitoring 76. Monitoring results documented on permit or certificate 77. Entrants do not enter until all monitoring requirements are completed 78. Monitoring equipment calibrated prior to use 79. Monitoring conducted for oxygen, flammability, and toxic air contaminants 80. Monitoring conducted bottom to top at five foot intervals PREENTRY BRIEFING (6.10) 81. Entry supervisor conducts the briefing and discusses the follow items: 82. Explanation of the work to be performed and limitations 83. Explanation of actual and potential hazards, including the possible behavioral effects and signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure 84. Review of the control measure and atmospheric monitoring requirements, as specified on permit or certificate 85. Review of entrant and attendant responsibilities Rev.3 GNV310133632156.DOC/090840008 A-83
H&S Self-Assessment Checklist: CONFINED-SPACE ENTRY (Page 4 of 4) SECTION 2 Complete this section for all items checked “No” in Section 1. Deficient items must be corrected in a timely manner. Item # Corrective Action Planned or Taken Date Corrected Rev.3 A-84 GNV310133632156.DOC/090840008
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CONTENTS, CONTINUED Section Page 9
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SECTION 1.0 Introduction 1.1 Purpos
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SECTION 2.0 Program Description 2.1
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SECTION 4.0 Services During Bidding
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SECTION 5.0 Construction Management
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SECTION 5.0 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
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SECTION 11.0 CH2M HILL FIELD SAFETY
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SECTION 12.0 UNIFORM CONSTRUCTION F
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SECTION 13.0 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM F
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Field Safety Instructions - Baton R
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Obie Watts/BTR Tom Ridgik/GNV Mike
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Telephone: (504) 455-2090 Subcontra
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Training on the actual fall protect
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Increase fluid intake. Recovery usu
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