Confined Space Assessment
Antiquity Environmental Consultants provide confined space assessments in the form of a HIRA (Hazard Identification, Risk Assessment) entry and work procedures to ensure the safety of workers.
As defined in the WorkSafeBC publication on confined and enclosed spaces:
“A confined space is an enclosed or partially enclosed area that is big enough for a worker to enter. It is not designed for someone to work in regularly, but workers may need to enter the space for tasks such as inspection, cleaning, maintenance, and repair. A small opening or a layout with obstructions can make entry and exit difficult and can complicate rescue procedures.”
Our team certifications include CRSP, COH, ROH, CPHI (c), HMBI, WWTIII, WDI, bringing over 25 years of hands-on experience in safety and emergency management system exposure control plans, risk assessments, safe work procedures, and air monitoring
To learn more about confined space entry program safety and how Antiquity Environmental Consulting Ltd. can assist your organization, please call our Operations Manager, Erika at 604-644-2937 or email rick.antiquity@gmail.com
For more details, visit WorkSafeBC’s Confined Spaces Regulation.
Ensure the safety of your workers and comply with regulations by reaching out to our team today! To book a consultation call our Operations Manager, Erika at 604-644-2937 or email rick.antiquity@gmail.com
Confined Space Assessment Services Offered
- Confined/enclosed space identification
- Regulatory interpretation and implementation Testing
- Hazard identification and assessment of all chemical, physical and biological hazards
- Procedures to eliminate or control all identified hazards
- Confined space entry permit development
- Hot work permit development
- Worker confined space awareness training
- Rescue and emergency plans
- Confined space program development and review
Importance of Program Development
The importance of proper procedures when dealing within confined spaces can be summarized by an excerpt from the WorkSafeBC document cited below:
“Before workers perform work in a confined space, the employer must prepare and implement a written confined space entry program. The identification, evaluation, and control of confined space hazards are often quite complex. For assistance in assessing the hazards and preparing a written confined space entry program, consult a qualified occupational health and safety professional. The health and safety professional can tell you what to do to make it safe to enter a confined space, including providing the appropriate air-testing equipment, and explaining the portable air-moving device and the personal protective equipment to be used.”