Irrespective of confined space level – or even if defined as NOT a confined space… you still need a rescue plan.
Part of that plan MAY require a standby rescue team.
Having your own rescue team can allow you to react quicker, plan tasks more easily and train for your specific environment.
More than that, it teaches you to ask the what if questions, think through the tasks, pay close attention to the briefings and help the entry teams.
The more prepared the entry teams, the more informed the rescue team, the less the likelihood of an incident to occur and if it does…
The better the chance of a successful rescue.
Managers – Unsure which level of confined space?
This easy guide will help you.
Download hereWhat if an incident occurs that is NOT because the air is irrespirable?
If your entry teams can breathe but need immediate help, then an in-house rescue team may be the answer…
Enter and supervise rescue operations that are NOT breathing air related.
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Some of the industries we work with for rescue training include maintenance or facilities management teams in:
An incident occurred AND the air may not be breathable.
Time and rescue are vital.
Having your own team is gives you surety of availability and more options to get the job done.
Enter and supervise rescue operations that maybe breathing air related.
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Some of the industries we work with for rescue training include maintenance or facilities management teams in:
Advice, assistance with managing your entry and rescue teams, tips and support.
Need height, 1st Aid or Manual handling training to support your rescue team?
Need Awareness or Manager training to help you and the rest of the team?
In addition to the training, you need the right rescue equipment.
Monitoring, entering, supervising, rescuing and dealing with casualties
We supply individual items, kits as well as build bespoke packs