Book traversal links for Workplace Survey and Evaluation of Confined Spaces ‹ Confined Spaces Up Written Confined Space Entry Program › Departments must conduct a survey of their workplace to determine if any confined spaces exist. As part of the survey, confined spaces must be evaluated to determine if any physical or atmospheric hazards are associated with them. Assistance in confined space identification and evaluation is available through the Office of Environmental Health and Safety (EHS). Spaces may be classified as one of three types: Non-Permit Spaces: These are confined spaces in which there are no additional hazards present in the space Alternate Procedure Confined Spaces: These are confined spaces whose only hazards are atmospheric and where the hazard can be abated prior to entry. Permit-Required Confined Spaces (PRCS): These are spaces where physical or atmospheric hazards are present and cannot be abated prior to entry. Extensive entry procedures are required to enter PRCSs. NOTE: Because of the dynamic nature of the campus, confined space hazards change frequently. Please contact EHS for assistance in re-evaluating a confined space if necessary. Book traversal links for Workplace Survey and Evaluation of Confined Spaces ‹ Confined Spaces Up Written Confined Space Entry Program › Resources 29 CFR 1910.146, OSHA Confined Space StandardConfined Space Advanced Notification FormEntry Permit.pdf Staff James McQuaid Assistant Director 609-258-5106 Kelly States Associate Director 609-258-2648