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Confined or Enclosed Spaces » Work in Confined or Enclosed Spaces
 
After adequate tests and visual inspections are performed and precautions are taken, there are still numerous hazards inherent of work performed in enclosed spaces. OSHA requires specific safety practices to ensure that work is performed safely. For more specific information, refer to the following sections: Temporary lighting provided for workers
Figure 1: Temporary lighting provided for workers.
 		 Workers in PPE removing valves and pipes
Figure 2: Workers in PPE removing valves and pipes.
Worker using cable cutters
Figure 3: Worker using cable cutters.		 Enclosed space containing cadmium and lead
Figure 4: Enclosed space containing cadmium and lead.
 
CHT Tank
Figure 5: CHT Tank. 		Boiler access hole
Figure 6: Boiler access hole.
 

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