• What level of training is needed for a confined space?

    Workers must receive confined space awareness training to recognize hazards. Those entering permit-required confined spaces need confined space entry training, while rescuers require additional specialized training.

  • What is the gas limit in a confined space?

    OSHA gas limits in confined space are as follows:

    • Oxygen levels: 19.5%–23.5%

    • Flammable gases: Below 10% of the lower explosive limit (LEL)

    • Toxic gases: Below permissible exposure limits (PEL)

  • What 3 things define a confined space?

    According to OSHA, a confined space should have following characteristics:

    1. Is large enough for a worker to enter.

    2. Has limited entry and exit points.

    3. Is not designed for continuous occupancy.

  • What is the oxygen limit in a confined space?

    For safe entry, oxygen levels must be between 19.5% and 23.5%. Levels below or above this range pose serious health and safety risks.