Confined Space Rescue, Courses and Services

- Confined Space Awareness Entry and Standby
- Confined Space Planning and Hazard Assessments
- Worker Safety and Training
- THARRP approved training agency

Confined Space Rescue is a type of technical rescue operation that involves the rescue of individuals from within confined spaces such as tanks, sewers, pipes, underground vaults or the rescue of such indivuduals via the necessary entry through such confined spaces.
Confined spaces, as they relate to occupational health and safety concerns, may be hazardous to employees due to its design, restricted method of entry and exit, particular location or construction.
One of the major causes of deaths in confined space is actually the would-be rescue attempt. There are more deaths to untrained or under-trained rescuers in confined spaces than the victims they themselves hoped to rescue.
Some of the major hazards that result in confined space fatalities include:
Hazards within a confined space are not necessarily limited to existing conditions prior to entry. While such spaces may alredy be oxygen deficient or highly toxic, it is worth remembering that the work performed within these spaces such as cleaning or working with heat or chemicals may create the hazardous atmosphere.
Working in confined spaces should never occur without atmospheric monitoring of potential hazards.
Monitoring should measure:
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