Pertanyaan
Which of following for entering the tank, what is not appropriate? D The attendant should be in continuous attendance at the entrance to the tank. C Ventilation must be stoped during the entire period of the operation. C tanks Safety harnesses should be worn at all times when working in C Access openings should be kept open and clear for emergency exit at all times.
Jawaban
Here's why:
* Ventilation is crucial for safety. Stopping ventilation in a tank can create hazardous conditions, such as:
* Oxygen depletion: This can lead to suffocation for workers inside the tank.
* Build-up of flammable or toxic gases: Many tanks contain substances that release dangerous gases. Ventilation removes these gases.
* Reduced visibility: Poor ventilation can create fog or haze, making it difficult to see inside the tank.
* The other options are essential safety measures:
* D. The attendant should be in continuous attendance at the entrance to the tank: This ensures someone is monitoring the situation and can provide assistance if needed.
* C. Safety harnesses should be worn at all times when working in tanks: Harnesses provide a secure way to retrieve workers from the tank in case of an emergency.
* C. Access openings should be kept open and clear for emergency exit at all times: This ensures a quick and safe escape route in case of danger.
Always prioritize safety when working in confined spaces like tanks. Proper ventilation is a critical part of that safety.
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