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CONFINED SPACE RESCUE TEAM

At INFRATEC Training, we are committed to safety and preparedness in high-risk environments. Our expert Confined Space Rescue Team offers comprehensive rescue services tailored for industries requiring advanced safety measures in confined spaces. With years of experience and industry-specific training, we ensure your workforce is protected by a professional, highly-trained team ready to respond in emergencies. 

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What is a Confined Space?

A confined space is any area that is large enough for a person to enter and perform work but has limited means of entry or exit and is not designed for continuous occupancy. These spaces can present significant hazards, including poor ventilation, oxygen deficiency, toxic gases, or the risk of engulfment. Examples of confined spaces include tanks, silos, storage bins, pipelines, sewers and underground vaults. 

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Working in confined spaces is inherently dangerous due to these hazardous conditions. The risks are heightened because workers may become trapped, overcome by gases or fumes, or face other life-threatening situations that make self-rescue difficult or impossible. That's why having a standby rescue team on site is crucial for the safety of personnel. 

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What We Offer

  • Highly Trained Rescue Specialists: Each member of our team undergoes rigorous training, staying up-to-date with the latest rescue techniques, regulations and equipment.

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  • On-site Safety Consultation: We assess your confined space environments to mitigate risks, providing tailored safety strategies. 

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  • Confined Space Entry Monitoring: Our team provides oversight during hazardous operations, ensuring safety compliance at all times. 

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  • Rescue Pre-Planning and Drills: We work with your organisation to develop customised rescue plans, perform drills and enhance readiness of your onsite teams. 

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Our services are designed to meet Health and Safety at Work Act and other regulatory standards, keeping your team safe and your organisation compliant. Whether you operate in manufacturing, utilities, construction or any industry that deals with confined spaces, INFRATEC Training has the expertise you need to protect your people and maintain operational integrity.

Why Choose INFRATEC Training?

Emergency Response Expertise

Our Confined Space Rescue Teams are trained in a wide range of rescue scenarios, ensuring quick, effective and safe extractions

Customised Rescue Plans

We provide site-specific rescue solutions that are designed to address the unique challenges of your confined space environments

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State-of-the-Art Equipment

Our rescue teams utilise the latest rescue technology and equipment to ensure safety and efficiency in every operation

Proven Track Record

trusted by industry leaders across sectors, we deliver consistent, reliable rescue services that exceed expectations

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Why You Might Need a Standby Rescue Team

  1. Rapid Response to Emergencies: In a confined space, seconds matter. Having a standby rescue team ensures that trained professionals are ready to respond immediately in the event of an emergency, such as a worker becoming incapacitated due to lack of oxygen or exposure to harmful chemicals. ​

  2. Specialised Skills and Equipment: Confined space rescue requires specialised knowledge and equipment. Standby rescue teams are trained in advanced rescue techniques, including rope rescues, the use of breathing apparatus and managing hazardous atmospheres.

  3. Compliance with Safety Regulations: Health and Safety at Work Act and other regulatory bodies often require a standby rescue team when workers are entering confined spaces that present high risks. Failure to have a rescue plan in place can lead to regulatory penalties and more importantly, endanger lives. 

  4. Prevention of Delays and Increased Safety: Standby rescue teams not only respond in emergencies but also oversee operations, ensuring safety protocols are followed and preventing accidents before they occur. This proactive approach reduces the chances of incidents while also enhancing operational efficiency. 

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Having a standby confined space rescue team on-site is a critical component of a comprehesive safety strategy, safeguarding both lives and ensuring compliance with industry standards. 

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Confined Space Supervisor and Top Person Services

​Confined Space Supervisor Services:

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  • Expert Oversight: Our Confined Space Supervisors are responsible for ensuring that all work within confined spaces is conducted safely and efficiently. They monitor entry and exit procedures, enforce safety measures and oversee all personnel involved in the confined space operation.

  • Risk Assessment and Safety Planning: Supervisors perform thorough risk assessments before work begins, identifying potential hazards and developing detailed safety plans that include rescue procedures, communication protocols and emergency responses. 

  • Regulatory Compliance: Our supervisors are well-versed in Health and Safety at Work Act regulations and other industry-specific standards, ensuring that your confined space work is fully compliant with safety laws and regulations

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Top Person for Confined Spaces:​

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  • Critical Support Role: The Top Person plays a vital role in confined space operations by remaining outside the space and maintaining constant communication with workers inside. They monitor atmospheric conditions, maintain a safety watch and are prepared to initiate emergency response procedures if necessary. 

  • Enhanced Safety Monitoring: Our Top Persons are trained to detect and respond to signs of distress or danger within confined spaces. They ensure that proper ventilation and gas monitoring systems are functioning correctly and that safety equipment is available and in use.

  • Coordination with Rescue Teams: The Top Person is often the first point of contact with the rescue team in an emergency, helping to coordinate and guide the response, ensuring that rescue operations are conducted swiftly and effectively. 

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