What Employers Must Know About the Dangers of Working in Confined Spaces
What is a confined space? Simply put, a confined space is an area that is not intended for continuous worker occupancy and has limited means of entry or exit. Within agriculture, there are many things that are considered confined space that many are not aware of. Tankers, silos, grain bins, pits, water tanks and wells are all common confined space hazards you may encounter in your operation.
Take the time now to ensure your employees know and understand the dangers associated with working in confined spaces by reviewing this month's Safety Alert.
Handley, Gen. “What Employers Must Know about the Dangers of Working in Confined Spaces.” EHS Today, EHS Today, 6 Feb. 2025
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