The Dangers of Enclosed Spaces

Source: Marine Safety ForumSafety Flashes

What defines an enclosed space aboard ship, focusing on limited entry and exit openings and inadequate ventilation as the key hazard characteristics.

An enclosed space is a space which is not designed for continuous worker occupancy and has either or both of the following characteristics:

a) limited openings for entry and exit, and

b) inadequate ventilation.

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