Enclosed Space Entry
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Enclosed Space Entry
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“MINTRA CET — Enclosed Space Entry” contains 10 questions across 1 collection.
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Enclosed Space Entry can be defined as: “Any entry (including a ‘head and shoulders’ entry) by any person into any space that may contain toxic or asphyxiant gases or abnormal concentrations of oxygen in air”.
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Personnel that are entering an enclosed space must be made aware of which of the following?
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A space that has less than 20,0 % oxygen by volume is usually considered “oxygen enriched” and a space that has more than 22,0 % oxygen by volume is usually considered “oxygen deficient”.
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Which of the following elements are essential when working in an enclosed space?
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If it is necessary for the Authorised Gas Tester to enter an enclosed space to carry out a test, which of the following pieces of equipment should be worn?
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