Under Title 8 CCR §5157, the entry permit for a permit-required confined space must include all of the following EXCEPT:
Explanation
Title 8 CCR §5157(f) specifies the contents of a confined-space entry permit: identification of the space, purpose, duration, authorized entrants/attendants/supervisor, hazards, isolation measures, acceptable entry conditions, pre-entry test results, rescue services and means of communication, equipment provided, and any additional permits. A 'manufacturer guarantee of no atmospheric hazard' is fabricated and not part of §5157 — atmospheric hazards must be tested directly before entry (oxygen, flammables, toxics, in that order). The other three options describe required permit content.
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