3M Confined Space PPT - Final

Confined Space Hazards –
Santosh K – GM, India & SEA

Capital Safety/3M
22 01, 2016
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“Dedicated to Bringing Every Worker at Height Home Safely”
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Our Brands
Key Brands
Premium – Comprehensive
Innovative – Customizable Mid Level - Representative
Sub Brands
Fall Protection for Tools Cost Sensitive - Basic
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Global Operations
A True Fall Protection Company
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Our Customer & Vertical Profile
PHARMA
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Legislative Requirements for WICS
Key Duties of The Employer
OSHA 1910.146 (c)
The employer shall evaluate the workplace to determine if any spaces are
permit-required confined spaces.
1910.146 (c) (2)
If the workplace contains permit spaces, the employer shall inform exposed
employees, by posting danger signs or by any other equally effective means, of
the existence and location of and the danger posed by the permit spaces.
1910.146 (c) (3)
If the employer decides that its employees will not enter permit spaces, the
employer shall take effective measures to prevent its employees from entering
the permit spaces.
1910.146 (c) (4)
If the employer decides that its employees will enter permit spaces, the
employer shall develop and implement a written permit space program.
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Definition & Examples of a Confined Space
Definition of a CS
OSHA 1910.146 (b)
"Confined space" means a space that:
(1) Is large enough and so configured that an employee can bodily enter and
perform assigned work; and
(2) Has limited or restricted means for entry or exit (for example, tanks,
vessels, silos, storage bins, hoppers, vaults, and pits are spaces that may have
limited means of entry.); and
(3) Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy.
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Hazards in Confined Space
Non-Atmospheric Hazards
Bio Hazards Sludge Physical Injuries Extreme Heat
Hearing Falls Entrapment Liquids & Steam

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Access System used in Confined Space
Entry Directions
Vertical Entry Side/Horizontal Entry
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CS Access Systems – Entry Modes
Fall Arrest Mode
SRL-R Secondary Connection

1) Arrests Fall & Provides Shock Absporption
2) Allows Emergency Retrieval
Internal Ladder
Primary Connection
Gas Monitor
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Fall Protection Solutions on ladder
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Suspension or Positioning Mode
Winch
Primary Connection SRL-R Secondary Connection
1) Arrests Fall & Provides Shock Absporption
2) Allows Emergency Retrieval
No
Internal
Ladder
Gas Monitor
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The Fundamentals of Fall Protection
Anchorage
Body Support
Connectors
Descent
Emergency
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Fall Protection Solutions for Confined Space
Full Body Harness
PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
• Removable shoulder, back and leg comfort padding
• Stand-up back D-ring with impact indicator
• Front D-ring
• Quick connect chest and leg straps
• Soft, lightweight webbing
• Loops for body belt
• Built-in lanyard keepers
• Parachute torso adjusters
• Protected labels, equipped with i-Safe™
• OSHA 1910.66, OSHA 1926.502, Capital Safety
Gen. Mfg. Req., ANSI Z359.1
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Height Safety – Comparing Standards
Standard ANSI CE/EN
Max Force on Body 8kN 6kN
Shock absorption 4kN 6kN
Shock deployment 1.1 m 1.75 m
Anchor strength 22.2 kN 15 kN
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Full Body Harness
Secondary (Fall Arrest)
Primary (Suspension)
Connection Point
Connection Point Options
Spreader Bar to
Chest Shoulder D-Rings
D-Ring
Dorsal Ring
Suspension Seat
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Access System – Vertical Entry
Tripods
• Easily Accessible.
• Provide a Fall Arrest Rated Anchorage.
• Quick to Set-Up.
• Reasonably Priced.
• Require Flat Stable Ground.
• Can Tip Easily.
• Must Straddle Hatch Fully.
• Cannot be used over a Leading Edge.
• Limited Adjustment for Maximum Extraction
• Not Ergonomic
• Requires Rescuer to Lean Over Open Hatch
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DBI SALA Advanced System
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Access System – Vertical Entry -5 pc Davit Advanced System
• 5-piece davit hoist system

• Adjustable offset upper davit mast (model 8518001)
• Telescoping reach of 11-1/2 in. to 27-1/2 in. (29.2 to 69.8 cm)
• Adjustable vertical height of 33 in. to 43 in. (83.8 to 109.2 cm)
• Built-in primary and secondary pulleys
• Quick mount winch/SRL bracket
• Detent and knob style adjustment
• 33 in. (83.8 cm) lower davit mast extension (model 8518002)
• Combine up to 2 extensions
• Extends your davit mast height
• 3-piece adjustable portable base (model 8518005)
• Base width adjusts from 37 in. to 64 in. (94 to 162.6 cm)
• Unique foot level and height adjustment system
• Lightweight, corrosion resistant aluminium construction
• Meets or exceeds OSHA 1910.66, OSHA 1926.502
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5 pc Davit System
Portable Davit Bases Tank Collar
Manhole Collar
Expandable
Base – Standard Adjustable
940 – 1626 mm Barrel Mount
Sleeve
Counterweight
Base
Expandable
Barrel Mount Vehicle Hitch Mount
Base – Wide
Sleeve
1778 – 2464 mm
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Fixed/Installed Davit Bases Floor Mount
Steel
Centre Mount
Concrete
Deck Mount Wall Mount
Flush Floor Mount Core Mount Core Mount

Ibeam Concrete
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Application Examples
Wall Mount Sleeve Floor Mount Sleeve Counterweight
Hitch Mount Expandable Base

Manhole Collar
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Application Examples – Counterweight System
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Side Entry Systems
Floor Mounted
Flange Clamp
Horizontal Penetration – Vertical Extraction
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Side Entry Systems – Flange Clamp
+ =
76.2 cm
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Side Entry Systems – Floor Mounted
Extensions Available in:

15”, 24”, 36”, 48”
(60” and 72” Ext. TBR)
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Winches – Primary Fall Protection
The mechanical device is one of the most critical parts of the rescue system.
It provides the means to retrieve an incapacitated worker to safety.
Manually operated winch - Easy operation is performed by rotating the handle to
raise or lower personnel or materials. Load will only move if handle is turned. A
friction break is engaged by minimum weight of 2.5 kg – key safety feature.
9:1 and 4:1 gear ratio mechanical advantage - Offers 13 ft./min. (4 m) or 30
ft./min. (9 m) winching speed with no power source required to help facilitate fast
and efficient rescues.
Triple redundant braking system- Includes 3 independent working pawls and a
centrifugal back-up brake for added safety
Brake wear indicator- System constantly monitors the condition of the braking
mechanism for complete safety and security.
Built-in digital usage indicator- Exclusive system counts the revolutions of the
drum to determine service intervals for added safety and peace of mind.
3/16" (5mm) galvanized steel wire rope
Durable corrosion resistant construction
Sealed bearings at all contact points
Integral carrying handle
Swivelling snap hook with impact indicator
Power drive option available
Meets ANSI Z117.1-1995, OSHA 1910.146
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Winches for Primary Fall Protection
Manually operated winch - Easy operation is performed by rotating the handle to raise or lower personnel or
materials.
6:1 gear ratio mechanical advantage - Offers 12.75 ft./min. (3.9 m) winching speed with no power source
required to help facilitate fast and efficient rescues.
Free-wheel mode - Operator activated feature allows drum to rotate freely paying out the lifeline as the worker
below moves downward.
Built-in fall protection - An over speed brake in free-wheel mode will lock and stop the falling worker, absorb
energy and allow the operation to reset and continue.
Overload clutch - Device will automatically slip to prevent severe overloading or damage and preventing
injury to entangled personnel during raising.
Level wind system - Aids in spooling the lifeline onto the drum evenly and prevents slack line for smooth,
effortless operation.
1/4 in. (6.3 mm) galvanized steel wire rope ( 18 – 36m)
Quick mount bracket
Durable corrosion resistant construction
Reserve lifeline retention system with Swivelling snap hook with impact indicator
Equipped with i-Safe™
Meets ANSI Z117.1-1995, OSHA 1910.146
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Sealed Blocks for Secondary Fall Protection
• Environmentally sealed dynamic components with steel and Aluminium Body
• RSQ™ dual-mode design
• Extremely durable construction
• 50 ft. (15m) 3/16" (5mm) galvanized steel cable lifeline
• FAST-Line™ cable lifeline replacement system
• Anti-ratcheting locking system
• Built-in carrying handle
• Swivelling snap hook with impact indicator
• Large pivoting anchorage loop
• Saflok™ anchorage carabiner
• Cable tie-off adaptor x 4 ft. (1.2m) with carabiner
• Reserve lifeline system
• Ergonomic cable handle equipped with i-Safe™
• Meets or exceeds ANSI Z359.14; OSHA 1910.66, OSHA 1926.502; ANSI A10.32; ANSI Z359.4
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Fall Protection Solutions for Roofs and Loading/Unloading
Bays
DBI SALA – Engineered Solutions
Fall Protection on Roofs Fall Protection on

Loading/Unloading Bays
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Video
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Inspection, Maintenance & Storage
• All Fall Arrest, Access & Rescue Systems must be inspected prior to use.
• All Fall Arrest, Access & Rescue Systems may require a more thorough inspection, by a competent person,
every 3-12months, depending on the product, standard and/or manufacturers’ specification.
• If any harness is involved in a fall or fails any inspection, on any category, it must be logged out of service and
destroyed – cannot repair.
• If any specialized access or rescue systems, including pulleys, tripods, davits, winches or SRLs is involved in a
fall or fails any inspection, it must be logged out of service and sent to an authorized agent for repair.
• Harnesses may be washed in mild soapy water, then hung to dry completely. No Chemicals/Thinners should
be used.
• Harness should be stored, in a safe, dry area preferably hung-up.
• Cables on SRLs & Winches may be wiped down with a cloth or stiff nylon brush during inspection. No
lubrication should be applied unless specified by manufacturer.
• All specialized access or rescue systems, should be strictly inspected, maintained and stored as per
manufacturers manuals and instructions.
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Training Course Details – Paid Courses
Course Synopsis Working in Confined Space – Supervisor/Rescuer (CS WICS-SR)
Course Code: WICS-SR Version: English 3.0
Duration: 2 Days / 18 Hours / 8am to 6pm
Location: On site and off site – please contact Capital Safety/3M for more information.
Trainer to Student Ratio: 1 to 6 Style: Competency-Based, requiring 100% pass mark throughout.
Target Audience: Any and all personnel at a Supervisor Level or above, who’s work activities include
working in confined space, supervising work in confined space and providing emergency response while
working in confined space.
Overview: This course has been designed to meet or exceed the minimum standard for Working in
Confined Space Training for Supervisor/Rescuer Level (Entry Supervisor/Attendant/Authorized
Entrant/Authorized Gas Tester), as stipulated by ANSI/ASSE Z117.1 2009, and OSHA 1910.146. This course
is aimed at delivering students the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required to competently and
safely work in confined space, supervise work in confined space and conduct rescue from confined space.
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Confined Space Hazards –

Santosh K – GM, India & SEA

“Dedicated to Bringing Every Worker at Height Home Safely”

Fall Protection for Tools Cost Sensitive - Basic

1910.146 (c) (2)

1910.146 (c) (3)

1910.146 (c) (4)

"Confined space" means a space that:

(3) Is not designed for continuous employee occupancy.

Bio Hazards Sludge Physical Injuries Extreme Heat

Hearing Falls Entrapment Liquids & Steam

Vertical Entry Side/Horizontal Entry

SRL-R Secondary Connection

Standard ANSI CE/EN

Max Force on Body 8kN 6kN

Shock absorption 4kN 6kN

Shock deployment 1.1 m 1.75 m

Anchor strength 22.2 kN 15 kN

• 5-piece davit hoist system

Flush Floor Mount Core Mount Core Mount

Wall Mount Sleeve Floor Mount Sleeve Counterweight

Hitch Mount Expandable Base

Horizontal Penetration – Vertical Extraction

Extensions Available in:

Fall Protection on Roofs Fall Protection on

Course Code: WICS-SR Version: English 3.0

Duration: 2 Days / 18 Hours / 8am to 6pm

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