Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Construction entry permit requirements review Confined Spaces — Construction · v1.0.0 · October 22, 2026
Course developed by Todd Jerome Jenkins, MS, CSP.
Print / save as PDF Complete this worksheet using the actual workplace and current plan. A blank form or course score is not evidence that the action occurred. Record actual dates and observations. Print or save a completed copy before closing; entries are not automatically stored. Keep private health details out of this worksheet.
Actual employer permit number and program; this worksheet does not issue a permit Space to be entered — 1926.1206(a) Purpose/task — 1926.1206(b) Date and authorized duration, no longer than the task — 1926.1206(c) Authorized entrants or accurate tracking reference — 1926.1206(d) Means to detect rising atmospheric hazards if ventilation stops — 1926.1206(e) Current attendants by name — 1926.1206(f) Current entry supervisor and signature/initials of each authorizing supervisor — 1926.1206(g) Actual hazards — 1926.1206(h) Isolation and hazard elimination/control measures — 1926.1206(i) Acceptable entry conditions with units and limits — 1926.1206(j) Test and monitoring results, tester names/initials and times — 1926.1206(k) Rescue/emergency services and actual summons methods — 1926.1206(l) Entrant-attendant communications — 1926.1206(m) Required PPE, testing, communications, alarms and rescue equipment — 1926.1206(n) Other necessary safety information — 1926.1206(o) Additional permits such as hot work — 1926.1206(p) Completed preparations and signed authorization before entry; completed permit accessible to entrants Termination and cancellation on completion; prohibited condition response If suspension selected: temporary condition, no configuration change or new internal hazard; full reassessment before reentry Otherwise prohibited condition requires cancellation; problems noted and canceled permits retained at least one year