Rescuers going in unprotected
When someone collapses inside, colleagues rush in to help and become casualties too.
Most confined space deaths are would-be rescuers.
Entry, standby, gas testing and rescue training for tanks, vessels, pits, sewers and process plant, including H2S awareness for oil, gas and chemical sites.
When someone collapses inside, colleagues rush in to help and become casualties too.
Atmospheres change during the job. Continuous monitoring is often skipped.
Pits, ducts and silos are entered without a permit because nobody recognised them as confined spaces.
We combine modules into one programme for your teams, scoped to your site and quoted per engagement.
Yes. H2S awareness, detection, escape and rescue are covered for upstream, refinery and chemical environments.
Yes. We walk the site with your team and build a confined space register with entry requirements for each space.
Rescue is practised with your equipment wherever the site allows it.
A senior consultant will contact you within one working day.