Brooke Dockyard and Engineering Works Corporation

Inhouse Rules

1. Silent Your Phones

2. Focus

3. Raise your hand and ask if you did not understand

4. Ask Permission if you really need to go to washroom

5. No Sleeping
.
PURPOSED

1. This procedure is designed to assist all personnel to carry

out work accordance withsafe working practices while
working in confined space .
SCOPE

1. This procedures is applicable to all carried out in confined space as specified in no 5.6
REFERENCES

1. HSE manual
2. Permit to work procedure
3. Occupational Safety and Health act 1994 & its
applicable regulations & Orders
4. Factory and Machinery act (FMA) 1967 & its
applicable regulations.
5. Environmental Quality Act (EQA) 1974 & its
applicable regulations.
6. Industrial code of practice (ICOP) FOR SAFE
WORKING IN A CONFINED SPACE 2010
DEFINITION

BDEWC Brooke Dockyard and Engineering Works

Corporation.

HSE Health, Safety and Environmental

AGT A competent person authorized in writing by an

employer or occupier tocarry out atmosphere test.
CONFINED SPACE

1. it means a space which:-

a) is not intended as regular workplace (i.e. Continuous

employee occupancy)

a) has restricted means of entry of exit, limited access and egress.

a) is large enough and so configured that an employee can

bodily enter andperform assigned; and

a) is at atmospheric pressure during occupancy

CONFINED SPACE

1. In addition, this space has at least one of these characteristics

a) it contains or has a potential to certain a hazardous atmosphere

a) if contains material (solid or fluid) that has potential for engulfing on

entrant.

a) It has an internal configuration such that an entrant could be trapped or

asphyxiated by inwardly converging walls or by a floor which slopes
downward and tapers to a smaller cross-section; or

a) It contains any other recognized serious safety or health hazards, for

example rotors.

a) Normally, confined space has insufficient lighting or in darkness.

Safe Working in A Confined Space

WHAT IS CONFINED SPACE (ICOP CS 2010)

“confined space” means an enclosed or partially enclosed space that is at
atmospheric pressure during occupancy and is not intended or designed
primarily as a place of work, and-
I. which contains potentially harmful levels of contaminants; Is liable at.
anytime to-
II. Have an atmosphere
III. Have an oxygen deficiency or excess (19.5% - 23.5%) or
IV. Cause engulfment ; and
V. Could have restricted means for entry and exit.
VI. Example Manhole, Silo, Tunnel, Pipeline, excavations, trenches
Goals

Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to;

1. Define a Confined Space area

2. Define a Permit for Confined Space activity
3. Become familiar with the IOGP Standard for Confined
Space activity.
4. Understand the hazards associated with Confined Spaces
and how to detect them
5. Understand how to control Confined Space Hazards.
6. Understand PPE required for Confined Space Activity.
HAZARD IN CONFINED SPACE

1. Hazardous atmosphere
 Oxygen: <19.5% or > 23.5% by volume
2. Chemical Hazards
 Accumulation of flammable or explosive gas > 10% of its LEL; (eg: methane)
 Accumulation of toxic gas equal to or exceeding its permissible exposure limit (PEL).
(eg: CO, H2S, NH3), or
 Any other atmospheric condition that is immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH)
3.Physical Hazard eg, slip and fall.
4. Biological hazards eg. Virus and venom.
5. Psychosocial Hazard eg. Claustrophobia.
6. Ergonomic hazard eg. Awkward position.
HAZARDOUS ATMOSPHERE

1. An atmosphere may expose employees to the risk of death,

incapacitation, impairment of ability to self-rescue/ that is,
escape unaided from a confined space), injury or acute illness
from one or more of the following causes:

a) Oxygen contents is below 19.5% or above 23.5% by

volume (at sea level) ;

a) Accumulation of flammable or explosive gas greater

than 10% of its LEL;

a) Accumulation of toxic gas equal to or exceeding its

permissible exposure limit (PEL); or

a) Any other atmospheric condition that is immediately

dangerous to life or health.
IOGP-9 LIFE SAVING RULES
IOGP-9 LIFE SAVING RULES- CONFINED SPACE
LEGISLATION AND GUIDELINES

- INDUSTRY CODE OF PRACTICE FOR SAFE WORKING IN A

CONFINED SPACE (ICOP) 2010
NON RESTIRCTED AREA AND RESTIRCTED AREA

Non RWA definition are open access at both

access with diameter more than 18inch and
length less than 6 m .

Restricted Work Area definition is open at both side

access and length of the work area is not more than
12m and diameter more than 18inch wide.
CONFINED SPACE DEFINITION

Confined Space is, partially close access,

length of tubular is more than 13m and
access is less or more than 18inch.
EXAMPLES OF CONFINED SPACE

ENCLOSED SPACE ON A
TUBULAR
SHIP

TANK BARGE VESSEL

SINAGE FOR CS ACTIVITY
5 SAFETY RULES FOR CS
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CONFINED SPACE ACTIVITY

VENTILATION
BODY HARNESS
Ventilation system blowing fresh air into
A full body harness is a safety harness that the confined space while removing
connects the worker to the fall protection system hazardous toxins from the air. The blower
anchored into the structure they're working on. usually comes with a duct that goes inside
Using a series of straps that fit around the thighs, the confined space. It's best to position the
hips, chest, shoulders, and back, these harnesses duct as deep into the space as possible so
arrest falls while minimizing injury to the worker. the fresh air will reach the entire area.

GAS DETECTOR
These essential devices are designed to
detect the presence of dangerous gases
in enclosed areas, helping to prevent
accidents and protect workers' lives
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CONFINED SPACE ACTIVITY

ELSA
EMERGENCY LIFE SUPPORT APPARATUS An emergency life support apparatus
(ELSA) is a type of breathing
apparatus used in an emergency
situation to escape from a confined
space or building following a fire,
chemical accident or explosion.
The ELSA is available in durations of 10
or 15 minutes in high visibility PVC or
black anti-static polyurethane materials.
The ELSA apparatus consists of a cylinder
with combined cylinder valve and
reducer, supply hose to constant flow
hood and stowage bag.
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CONFINED SPACE ACTIVITY
EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR CONFINED SPACE ACTIVITY

LF CONTAINED BREATHING APPARATUS

(SCBA) Breathing apparatus is provided to help you safely
evacuate a confined space if the gas monitoring
equipment indicates a problem with the atmosphere.
It will also help sustain life if you get into difficulties
whilst in a confined space, until you can be rescued by
the emergency services.
Is SCBA a respirator?
Self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) means an
atmosphere-supplying respirator for which the breathing air
source is designed to be carried by the user. Service life
means the period of time that a respirator, filter or sorbent, or
other respiratory equipment provides adequate protection to
the wearer.
TYPE OF PPE FOR ENTERING CONFINED SPACE

1. Head Protection (SAFETY

HELMET)
2. Foot Protection(SAFETY
BOOTH)
3. Eye Protection (CLEAR GLASS)
4. Hand Protection (GLOVE)
5. Fall Arrest (BODY HARNESS)
6. Safety Jacket with Reflector
COMPULSARY ENTRY PROCEDURES

• Step 1: Preparation for Permit to Work

• Step 2: Isolation- Isolation work area & confined space
• Step 3: Initial cleaning- Draining / Purging
• Step 4: Initial Ventilation- Removed unwanted gases, heat generated, dust, smells from the space and
provide fresh air for the entrants.
• Step 5: Pre-entry testing- Test air at the top, middle and bottom, and in remote areas.
• Step 6: Continuous Ventilation- Air from forced ventilation shall be from a clean source, free from
contaminants.
• Step 7: Preparation of PPE & Work Equipment- All authorized entrants must use the standard protection
PPE.
• Step 8: Issuance of Permit to Work- Maximum duration of PTW is 8 hours, may be extended for a maximum
of 4 hours (provided all the terms and conditions remain the same.
• Step 9:Entry and Work- Start work only after the permit is approved by ES & PI.
• Step 10: Work Completed.
PROCEDURES

Prior To Entry Into A Confined Space

When worked, inspection or any other activity is required in a confined space, permit to work is required.
Supervisors are responsible to obtained the relevant permit to work prior to allowing personnel to enter into
the confined space area.

Permit

The confined space permit to work (As per Appendix 2) shall be obtained and approved by relevant authorities
and approve by representative from the HSE Department (Authorized Gas Tester). He will inspect the work area
using Permit to work (Hot and Cold Work) (as per Appendix 1}, ensure all precaution have been taken and
then sign the checklist and display at the site .

1. The Permit to Work (as per Attachment 2) shall be obtained and approved by relevant authorities.
2. The person from HSE Department who approved the permit shall have the certification as Authorized Gas
Tester (AGT/Entrant Supervisor) registered DOSH.He will inspect the work at Confined Space (as per
Attachment 1}
3. AGT also shall ensure all precaution have been taken and then sign the checklist and displaying at the site.
4. The Permit to Work (as per Attachment 2) shall be obtained and approved by relevant authorities.
PROCEDURES (PERMIT)

5. The person from HSE Department who approved the permit shall have the
certification as Authorized Gas Tester (AGT/Entrant Supervisor) registered by
DOSH. He will inspect the work at Confined Space (as per Attachment 1)
6. AGT also shall ensure all precaution have been taken and then sign the
checklist and displaying at the site.
PROCEDURES

1. Pre-Entry Check

Isolation of Confined Space

All inflow of substances (e.g. liquids, gases and electrical current) into a confined space shall be
isolated.

Access
Access into the confined space shall be made as safe as possible. If required, scaffolding or
ladders shall be used to ensure easy access into the confined space.

Tagline
A suitable & durable tagline shall be provided for the confined space entrant.

Gas Meter
Gas meter shall be sent for calibration and revalidated prior to use.

Fitness of Entrant
Personnel assigned to work in the confined space shall be sent to undergo medical check
examination and certified fit to work inside confined space (Appendix 3).
Continuous Monitoring of Confined Space.
AGT shall conduct Continuous monitoring of air in the confined space shall be carried out at
regular interval as specified and result shall be recorded accordingly for space affected/
entered
PROCEDURES

Gas Checks

1. Gas checks shall be carried out to ensure that

the confined space is 'Free from Hazardous Gas'
and safe to enter. Gas Tester shall be used to
checked oxygen, LEL (Lower Explosive Level)
and toxic gas i.e Hydrogen Sulfide.

1. Gas check shall be carried out to ensure that

the confined space is not 'Hazardous
Atmosphere
PROCEDURES

1. Precaution
Precautions to be taken in confined spaces may vary depending on the size, shape and natural ventilation
and lighting of the space. Therefore, authorizing the entry, the safety representative shall access the
confined area and recommended the appropriate precautions.

Limit Personal Entry

The number of personnel to enter into the confined space shall be limited. This depends on
natural ventilation, the availability of ventilation fans and the size of the confined space.

Lighting
Where lighting is required inside a confined space, flame proof lighting shall be used.

Standby Personnel
Standby personnel must be well trained and familiar with B.A.E.C.O system when using Breathing
Apparatus inside Confined Space.
There shall always be one person to standby at the entrance of a confined space, at all times,
whenever personnel are inside. Standby person means an individual stationed outside confined
space and he/she is responsible to monitor the authorized entrants and to ensure entrant
provided with a respirator/mask.
PROCEDURES

1. Ventilation
Ventilation fans and ducts shall be used when required. It is good practice to extracts the
air from inside the confined space.

1. Visual Inspection
A visual inspection of the confined space shall be conducted by supervisor toidentify
possible hazards (e.g. sharp edges, slippery surfaces etc.).
All findings shall be noted on the Permit to Work form and JHA (when necessary)

1. Smoking
Smoking shall be totally prohibited.

1. Gas Hoses/Torches
All gas hoses and torches shall be removed from the confined space whenever there is a
break from work. Gas hoses and torches shall not be left unattended in a confined space
at any t ime . All gas hoses/torches connections shall be subjected to 100% leak checks
i.e soap test prior to used.
PROCEDURES

Painting

Standby Person shall be assigned on standby at the entrance of theconfined space .

The area shall be barricaded before commencement of paintingwithin a confined space.

Ventilation fans shall be used during painting in addition to personnel protective equipment - refer (d). Ventilation shall be continued after painting
activities have been completed to ensure that the fumes from the drying paint are dispersed.

The clean air-fed breathing equipment or fume masks (depending on natural ventilation) shall be used by all personnel when entering a confined
space during painting operations. This is to prevent inhalation and possible overexposure to solvents released during painting.

The confined space shall be declared safe before re-entry. An AGT will conduct a gas check and monitor the air quality in the confined space prior
to allowing work to continue.

Note: Gas checks shall be conducted with the ventilation equipment off for at least 10 minutes before testing in order to obtain an
accurate reading of gasses in the confined space.
PROCEDURES

Blasting

1. The area shall be barricaded before commencing blasting within aconfined space .

2. The clean air ventilation shall be used by personnel breathingentering the confined space while blasting is in
progress.

3. The Blasting Supervisor is to ensure air supply for BreathingApparatus equipment with air breathing filter.

4. Personnel shall not enter the confined space without breathingapparatus.

a) Until the inside and free of hazardous dust and blasting grit.

a) AGT has conducted a gas check and declared the confined spacesafe.
PROCEDURES

Hot Work

1. A hot work/ permit shall be required for hot work done on the inside of
a confined space.

2. A fire watcher shall be placed with a standby at the entrance

with a fire extinguisher to the confined space.

3. Ventilation fans shall be used during hot work in a confined space. Due
to fumes produced from welding and the oxygen consumed during the
welding process, adequate air flow in the confined space is required.
PROCEDURES

Oxygen Enrichment

• A hot work/ permit shall be required for hot work done on the inside of a confined space.
• A fire watcher shall be placed with a standby at the entrance with a fire extinguisher to the confined space.

• Ventilation fans shall be used during hot work in a confined space. Due to fumes produced from welding and the oxygen consumed during the welding process, adequate air flow in the
confined space is required.
• A hot work / perm it shall be required for hot work done on the inside of a confined space .
• A fire watcher shall be placed with a standby at t he entrance with a fire extinguisher to the confined space.
• Ventilation fans shall be used during hot work in a confined space. Due to fumes produced from welding and the oxygen consumed during the welding process, adequate air flow in
the confined space is required.
• Normally the air contains 20.8% of oxygen. If the oxygen contents of the atmosphere should increase by only a few percent, combustiblematerials catch fire easily and at explosive rates.
• Precautions to be taken to prevent oxygen enrichment: -

Do not use cutting equipment with large nozzles or with excessively high oxygen pressure in confined spaces for there is a risk of surplus oxygen being
introduced into these areas.
Do not use oxygen for blowing away dirt or rust .
Do not blow in oxygen to improve the air in the work atmosphere.
Oxygen hoses must be removed from confined space during breakor at end shift.
Oxygen under pressure can ignited oil and grease. Do not use grease to lubricate screw unions of oxygen hoses, couplings or cylinders.
Do not use oxygen to substitute for compressed air.
PROCEDURES

Oxygen Deficiency and Gases

Permission must be obtained from the relevant authorize and approve
prior to entry into any confined space which has been sealed or closed
for a period time. Prior to entry, the supervisor in-charge shall ensure
the access manhole or exit is opened and ventilated. A no-entry sign
shall be displayed at the entrance to the confined space upon opening
of the manhole/access way.

The supervisor shall then request AGT to monitor or check the space
for oxygen deficiency and the presence of the combustible gases.
When the confined space is certified safe for entry, the permit is issued
and displayed at the entrance to the space.

Storage tanks, cofferdams and other compartments sealed off and not
used for a prolonged period of time must be monitored to ensure that
there is sufficient oxygen and no presence of toxic gases before
workers are allowed to enter.
PROCEDURES

TRAINING
All Personnel to be assigned to work in the confined space must attend training
courses on safe working in confined spaces for qualified gas testers and entry
supervisors, and have passed tests or exams conducted by NIOSH or other DOSH
Approved Training providers in accordance with ICOP for Confined Space 2010.
PROCEDURES

1. RECORDS

All records shall be kept as per project requirement.

All records are to be made available in soft copy (scanned

document).

2. ATTACHMENTS

Attachment 1: Pre-Entry Inspection (PTW Hot & Cold Work}

Attachment 2: Permit to Work Form

Attachment 3: Health Declaration

WORKING IN CONFINED SPACE
Attachment1. Pre-entry inspection (PTW HOT AND COLD WORK)

A permit to work (PTW) is a

documented management
system to ensure work is
done safely and efficiently.
It's mostly used in
hazardous industries,
though companies generally
issue permits to work when
hazardous work must be
taken in any industry
Attachments 2: Gas Test Certificates

A Gas Test Certificate (or record) is a document that

should be given to you once a gas engineer has finished
any gas work at your property such as a service or safety
check, and details specifically what has been inspected
and any further issues there may be.
Attachments 3- health Declaration Form

Health declaration form to declare your health status.

“I declare that I am of good health and I do not have any
physical defect, deformity or disability and fit to work to
performed cold work or hot work in confined space.”
PERSONAL INVOLVED IN CONFINED SPACE

1. Authorized Entrant (AE) – A person has attended a training course for AESP
and passed the examination.
2. Authorized Gas Tester (AGT) – A competent person registered with DOSH
3. Entry Supervisor (ES) – A competent person registered with DOSH
4. Stand-by Person (SP) – A person has attended a training course for AESP and
passed the examination
5. Permit Issuer (PI) – A person has attended a training course for AGTES
 RESPONSIBILITIES

Project Manager and Subcontractors

a) Ensure the risk assessment is being conducted and work method statements has been
prepared before commencing work.
b) Approve Confined Space Entry Permits.

Confined Space Entry Supervisor

a) Prepare Confined Space Entry Permit.
b) Provide arrangements necessary for safe working in a confined space .
c) Establish emergency preparedness arrangements for confined space work activity.
d) Conduct a pre-job briefing based on the Confined Space Entry Permit and Job
SafetyAnalysis for all persons involved with confined space work.
e) Authorized entry into confined spaces when acceptable entry conditions exist.
f) Terminate confined space working when work is completed or unacceptable entry
conditions arise.
g) Ensure unauthorized entry to the confined space is prohibited.
RESPONSIBILITIES

Authorized Gas Tester (AGT)

• Identify atmospheric hazards associated with acceptable
entry conditions for a confined space and make
recommendations regarding any control measures
required or provided.
• Test the atmosphere of a confined space prior to entry being
authorized.
• Periodically test the atmosphere of a confined space as
required.
• Make a written record of all atmospheric testing.
• Ensure that all atmospheric equipment used is correctly
calibrated, checked andmaintained.
RESPONSIBILITIES

Standby Person
• Maintain a headcount of confined space entrants entering a confined space.
• Continuously monitor the condition of confined space entrants.
• Not to undertake any other duty that may interfere with the standby person
responsibilities.
• Prohibit the entry of unauthorized entry into a confined space .
• Remain outside the confined space at all times.
• Maintain effective communication with confined space entrants that are inside
theconfined space .
• Remain on duty and vigilant at all times that confined space entrants are inside a
confined space.
• Terminate confined space entry upon observing any unacceptable or prohibited
conditions.
• Terminate confined space entry if unable to perform standby duties.
• Initiate emergency response in the event of an emergency situation.
RESPONSIBILITIES

Confined Space Entrants

a) Enter confined space only when authorized to do so by the Entry Supervisor.
b) Comply with the requirements of the Confined Space Entry Permit and Job Safety
Analysis at all times.
c) Maintain communication with the Standby Person.
d) Terminate the confined space entry upon encountering any unacceptable or
prohibitedconditions, or receiving instruction to do so from the Standby Person.

Safety Manager
a) Prepare and update the Confined Space Authorized Personnel Register.
b) Maintain a Confined Space Entry Permit Register and records.
c) Monitor ongoing confined space work.

Safety Officer and Safety Supervisor

a) Assist with provision of toolbox talks and pre-job briefing.
b) Verify Confined Space Entry Permit arrangements prior to permit approval.
c) Monitor ongoing confined space work.
AUTHORIZED ENTRANT (AE) STANDBY PERSON (SP)
DUTIES OF AUTHORIZED ENTRANT (AE)

1. Have the knowledge of the hazards that may be faced during entry, including
information on the mode, signs or symptoms,and the consequences of the
exposure.
2. Declare his fitness in writing prior to entry into confinedspace.
3. Use equipment required for the job including personalprotective
equipment correctly.
4. Communicate with the standby person regularly and alert thestandby person
whenever:
a) He recognizes any warning sign or symptom of exposure toa dangerous
situation; or
b) He detects a prohibited condition.
DUTIES OF STANDBY PERSON (SP)

1) Have the knowledge of the hazards that may be faced during entry,
including information on the mode, signs or symptoms, and the
consequences of the exposure.
2) Be aware of possible behavioral effects to authorized entrants due to
exposure to hazard.
3) Continuously maintain an accurate count of authorized entrants in confined
spaces and also ensure that the means used to identify authorizedentrants
accurately identified who is in the confined space.
4) Make sure that the number of authorized entrant tally to the permit to work.
5) Remain within his assigned work area outside the confined space during
entry operations until relieved by another standby person.
6) Communicate with authorized entrants and/or fire watch if available
regularly to monitor entrant status and to alert entrants of the need to
evacuate their space.
ENTRY SUPERVISOR (ES)
AUTHORIZED GAS TESTER AND ENTRY SUPERVISOR (AGTES)
AUTHORIZED GAS TESTER AND ENTRY SUPERVISOR (AGTES)

AGT & ES who appointed by employers must have attended training courses on safe working in confined
spaces for qualified gas testers and entry supervisors, and have passed tests or exams.

AGT must:
a. Have latest knowledge of the hazards that may be encountered during admission, including information on
the symptoms, symptoms and symptoms and consequences of exposure;
b. Identify all hazards and recommend control measures to ensure safe entry;
c. Be knowledgeable of all confined space entry equipment;
d. Test and interpret gas reading levels in confined spaces;
e. Perform other duties and responsibilities as outlined in the Code of Working Safely in a Confined Space
2010.

ES must:
a. Have the latest knowledge of the hazards that may occur during entry into confined spaces;
b. Supervises all activities before, during, and after operations in confined spaces;
c. Carry out inspections and confirm all procedures, tests and equipment specified in the work permit are
complied with before the work permit is approved;
d. Stop the entry and revoke the work permit if the admissible entry condition cannot be maintained;
e. Closing the work permit after entry is complete; and
f. Perform other duties and responsibilities as outlined in the Code of Working Safely in a Confined Space
2010.
VENTILATION SYSTEM

They work by blowing fresh air into the confined space

while removing hazardous toxins from the air. The
blower usually comes with a duct that goes inside the
confined space. It's best to position the duct as deep
into the space as possible so the fresh air will reach
the entire area.
Figure 1: Pull Push Ventilation
PERSONAL GAS DETECTOR

Personal gas detectors keep workers safe from atmospheric

hazards by continuously monitoring the user’s breathing zone,
these detectors operate at close range to the user.

• Has alarms (light, sound and vibration)

• Detects multiple gases at once (Oxygen, H2S, CO, LEL)
OXYGEN- O2
HYDROGEN SULFATE-H2S
CARBON MONOXIDE-CO
LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT- LEL
Gas-Air Mixture
WELDING IN CONFINED SPACE (HOT WORK)

1. Welding, thermal, or oxygen cutting, heating and

other fire-producing or spark-producing operation;
LEL (LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT

1. Minimum concentration of gas in air which must be

present before it is capable of being explosively
ignited by an ignition source.
HYDROGEN SULFIDE (H2S)

Hydrogen sulfide gas:

I.is a colorless, flammable, and highly toxic gas.
smells like rotten egg
CAUTION BEFORE ENTERING:

• Test for explosive atmosphere.

• Test for oxygen deficiency.
• Supply fresh air to work area.

Please refer to ICOP for Safe Working In A Confined Space 2010 for more details.
EMERGENCY CONTACT NUMBER

Item Name/Designation During Office After Working No Authority/Pihak Berkuasa Telephone Contact
Hours Hours 1 Jabatan Bomba & Penyelamat 082- 412994
YMU Manager (Fire & Rescue Department ) /417712
1. 082-432640 013-832 6336
Mark Langub Parag 994
Sr. HSE Manager 2 Penyelamat 999 (Rescue 999) 999 / 082-256685
2. 082-432817 012-808 5709
Andrew Ronggie 3 Police Department (Jabatan 999
Sr. Project Manager Polis)
3. 082-432857 017-898 8978 3.1 Police Headquarters 082-274222
Jong Shze Yung
Medic on site 082-432605 013-4439200 3.2 Police Station Central 082-241222
4. 3.3 Police Station Gita 082-425822
Platini Kawi Philips
3.4 Police Station Sg. Maong 082-241167
Construction Manager 3.5 Police Station Bintawa 082-335930
5. - 016-5226503
Mr. Sia Ting Hung 3.6 Police Station Simpang Tiga 082-241153
Construction 3.7 Police Traffic 082-241133
6. Superintendent 082-432346 019-8661006 4. Hospital /Medical Centers
Solfi Bin Bujang 4.1 Sarawak General Hospital 082-276666
Safety & Health Officer 4.2 Normah Specialists Medical 082-
7. - 011-25626596 Centre 440055/443242
Mohd Zullfiqqcar
4.3 Timberland Medical Centre 082-234466
Site Safety Supervisor 4.4 Kuching Specialist Hospital 082-365777
8. - 010-9375383 5. DOSH Kuching Office 082-242257
Emir Shafiq Mohtar
6. Marine Department Sarawak 082-484018
7. Sarawak River Board (SRB) 082-234092
9. Head of Security -
8. Department of Environment 082-482535
(DOE)
Driver Supervisor
10. - 014-5952091 9. Natural Resources and 082-447488 /
Mustaza Abu Samah
Environment Board (NREB) 319500
 RISK ASSESMENT FORM

Activity:
Location:
No of person working:
Date of assessment:
Person In Charge:

Confined space criteria (based on ICOP CS 2010)

A B C D Is liable at any time to have:
If the answer to A,B,C,D and at least one of E is YES ,
Enclosed or At atmospheric Designated Oxygen
Description of RWA Have restricted for Harmfull levels of Caused then the space is CONFINED SPACE.
Partially pressure during primarily as a defiency or
entry and exit contaminants engulfment
enclosed occupancy place of work excess

Note:

The following are some examples of restricted work area.

a) Tubular, barge, tank and vessel.

b) Storage tank, tank boiler, silos and other tank like compartment ususally having a manhole for entry.
c) Pipe, sewwer, tunnel, shaft, ducts and similar structur and
d) any shipboard space entered through a small manhole, cargo tanks, cellular double bottom tanks, ballast and oil tanks.

Prepared by: Reviewed by:

Name: Name:
Designation: Designation:
Date: Date:
Prepared By:
Suhaila Bte Reduan
Authorized Gas Tester and Entry Supervisor