Washington Administrative Code (Last Updated: November 23, 2016) |
Title 296. Labor and Industries, Department of |
Chapter 296-809. Confined spaces. |
Section 296-809-20002. Identify permit-required confined spaces.
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- Important:1. If your workplace contains only nonpermit confined spaces and your employees do not enter another employer's confined space, you may follow only the requirements in:a. WAC 296-809-200, Identifying and controlling permit-required confined spaces; andb. WAC 296-809-700, Nonpermit confined space requirements.2. See the resources section for other chapters covering confined spaces that may apply to your work.(1) You must identify all permit-required confined spaces in your workplace.(2) You must assume any confined space is a permit-required confined space, unless you determine the space to be a nonpermit confined space.(a) If you enter the space to determine the hazards, follow the requirements in WAC 296-809-500, Permit entry procedures.(b) If you evaluate the confined space and there are no potential or actual hazards, you can consider it to be a nonpermit confined space. Document your determination that the space is nonpermit, as required by WAC 296-809-700.
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296-809-200,296-809-700,296-809-500,296-809-700,