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The Confined Space Entry Program standardizes the requirements regarding the permit process, confined space training, and work practices to ensure safe entry into the confined space.
A Confined Space is defined as any area that is not intended for human occupancy, except to perform work, and that also has the potential to contain a dangerous atmosphere.
Examples of confined spaces include but are not limited to sewers, communication vaults, valve boxes, trenches, ducting and interstitial roofs, and floor spaces.
The inventory catalogs all the documented confined spaces on KAUST. The hazards have been assessed and documented for these spaces. The Confined Space Inventory list is updated periodically and when necessary.
Here is the link to the Confined Space Inventory list.
