Emergency Contact Enclosed Space Entry Resources Home Latest updates News Enclosed Space Entry Resources 1 Jun 2026 Download Sign up for alerts Entry into an enclosed space is a critical operation which, if not carried out diligently, can seriously jeopardise the safety of the personnel involved. According to the International Group of P&I Clubs, there were 83 deaths in enclosed spaces during the 2015 to 2019 policy years. To assist Members and crew with preventing such incidents from occurring. the resources listed below have been produced and shared by the Club. Sample Entry into Enclosed Spaces Risk Assessment Form Enclosed Space Entry Booklet Enclosed Space Entry Poster Enclosed Space Entry Revised Recommendations under IMO Resolution MSC. 581(110) Resources from the International Group of P&I Clubs The International Group of P&I Clubs launches a safety animation to help prevent the loss of life in enclosed spaces onboard ships. The overriding message, running throughout the video, is Stop, Think, Stay Alive. Full Enclosed Space Entry Animation The animation comprises six acts: External pressure External pressure to get a job done can and does lead to fatal accidents. Fully assess the risks involved and do not undertake a task unless there is sufficient time and resources to complete it safely.  Time pressure Do not rush safety related tasks, rush a safety-critical job or miss safety critical steps due to time pressure. Procedures, practices and equipment Best practice and safety equipment are provided to keep you safe on board; don’t take your safety for granted no matter how experienced you are. Always comply with the correct safety protocols.​​​​​​​ Preparation and communication Everyone involved needs to be confident of what is happening, that they are experienced enough to do the job and what the emergency responses are; don’t presume every task will go without incident.​​​​​​​ Unsafe situations Everyone is responsible for safety; it’s