iN CONFINED SPACE ENTRY HOW MUCH OXYGEN MAY BE REQURIED
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in confined space entry minimum o2 19.5% and maximum o2 22%
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Answer / bhanu
limit the person can carry his work in confined space entry 19 to 21%
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