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2436
Stanwell Drive
Concord,
CA. 94520
510
602 3810
What is BATC
BATC is a acronym for Bay Area Training Corporation. A non profit company established through the efforts of the major refineries situated in the San Francisco -Bay Area of Northern California. BATC has developed and is administering a safety orientation program that is common to all six member refineries. The refineries see this as an opportunity for the Bay Area’s labor and business communities to work together to enhance safety conditions within the workplace.
The BATC Contractor Process Safety Management (CPSM) addresses the issue of improving refinery operations within the community in an efficient cost-effective manner. By effecting a standardized system, all workers are ensured of receiving the "basics" and duplication of training efforts are avoided. The CPSM does not relieve contracting firms of any other regulatory and training requirements.
Programs
The Contractor Process Safety Management (CPSM) is an eight hour course presented two ways: either two evening of four hours each or an all day eight hour class. A course completion card is presented upon completion of the eight hours of training. All individuals attending a BATC orientation must be able to demonstrate comprehension of the English language and materials presented or the course cannot be completed. The course is only given in English. A post quiz is given at the end of the course which you must pass by a minimum of 70%.
Program Topics
General Introduction
Work Permits
Hearing Conservation
Signs and Barricades
Personal Protective Equipment
Hazard Communication
OSHA
Confined Entry Procedures
Respiratory Protection
Material Handling
Elevated Work
Fire Safety
Alcohol and Substance Abuse
Electrical Work and Grounding
Emergency Reporting Response
Process Safety Management
Title a Confined
Space Regulations
Appendix D - 1 Confined Space Entry Permit
Confined Space Entry Permit
Date and Time Date
and Time Expires:
Issued:
Job Site / Space ID Job
Supervisor:
Equipment to be worked on:
Standby Personnel: Work to be
performed:
- Atmospheric Checks: Time 8. Entry, Standby, back up persons: Yes No
Oxygen % Explosive % L.F.L. Successfully completed required
Toxic PPM training? ( ) ( )
2. Tester’s Signature: Is it current? ( ) ( )
- Source isolation (no entry) N/A Yes No 9. Equipment: N/A Yes No
Pumps or lines binded. ( ) ( ) ( ) direct reading gas monitor tested
Disconnected, or blocked ( ) ( ) ( )
- Ventilation Modification N/A Yes No Safety harness and lifeline for entry and stand by
Mechanical ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
Natural Ventilation only ( ) ( ) ( ) Hoisting equipment ( ) ( ) ( )
- Atmospheric check after isolation and ventilation: Powered communications ( ) ( ) ( )
SCBA’s for entry and standby ( ) ( ) ( )
Oxygen % > 19.5%
Explosive % > 10% Protective Clothing ( ) ( ) ( )
Toxic PPM < 10 PPM H2 S All electrical equipment listed class 1, division 1,
Time Group D and non sparking tools. ( ) ( )
Testers Signature
- Communications Procedures: 10. Periodic atmospheric tests:
Oxygen: % Time:
- Rescue Procedures: Explosive: % Time:
Toxic
PPM Time:
We have reviewed the work authorized by this permit and the information contained here-in. Written instructions and
safety procedures have been received and are understood. Entry cannot be approved if any items are marked in the "No"
column. This permit is not valid unless all appropriate items are completed.
Permit Prepared By: (Supervisor)
Approved By: (Unit Supervisor)
Reviewed By (Confined Space Operations Personnel) : (printed name and signature)
This permit is to be kept at
job site. Return job site copy to Safety Office following job completion.
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