Yes. We offer UK-wide deployment and can provide rescue teams on short notice, including for long-term projects or emergency call-outs.

Yes. We supply all necessary rescue equipment including: - Tripods, winches, harnesses - SCBA and gas monitoring equipment - Two way communications - Rescue stretchers and first aid kits

Our highly skilled rescue teams offer: - On-site standby rescue cover - Entry control - Emergency casualty extraction and pre-hospital care - Deployment with SCBA and rescue equipment - Full pre-task planning and risk assessment support

Under the confined space regulations 1997, employers must ensure suitable arrangements for emergency rescue are in place. If your confined space work involves high-risk conditions or limited access, a trained rescue team is a legal and safety-critical requirement.

A confined space rescue team is a specialist standby crew trained and equipped to respond immediately in the event of an emergency during confined space work. Their role includes monitoring safety, assisting with entry and exit, and performing rescues if required.

Yes. We conduct a pre-entry risk assessment to understand the specific hazards, access points, atmospheric conditions and equipment requirements. This ensures a safe and well-coordinated rescue plan.

We cover a wide range of environments, including: - Tanks and vessels - Underground chambers - Silos, sumps and sewers - Utility vaults and tunnels - Industrial plant spaces If you are unsure, we can assess the space beforehand to determine the risk level and support required.

Our team members are trained to high industry standards, including: - City & Guilds Working in High Risk confined space and City & Guilds Working as a Rescue Team Member. - First Aid/Pre-Hospital training - SCBA and BA competence - Incident Command and Emergency Response - Gas Detection

Yes. We frequently support plant shutdowns, maintenance outages, emergency repairs and confined space operations where time, safety and compliance are critical. We can also offer training support while on site.

Yes. The Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) regulations require that anyone using tight-fitting RPE in the workplace must undergo a Face Fit Test to ensure the mask provides adequate protection.

We provide mandatory fit tests for tight-fitting face-pieces, including but not limited to: - Disposable (Filtering face-piece) FFP2, FFP3 - Half-face reusable - Full-face reusable

Any employee required to wear tight-fitting RPE as part of their job should undergo a face fit test. This includes workers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, waste management, chemical handling, and confined space entry.

We recommend brining your own mask to ensure the test is done one the RPE you'll actually use. We can supply a range of masks if you need/

Yes. We offer on-site face fit testing for businesses, ideal for testing multiple employees in one session with minimal disruption.

You should bring the exact make, model and size of the mask you will use in your job role. Testing myst be done on the specific mask work during work.

No. Tight-fitting masks must not be used with facial hair that affects the seal. To pass the test and maintain protection, wearers must be clean-shaven in the mask seal area.

A typical Quantitive face fit test takes around 20-30 minutes per person

Face fit testing ensures that tight-fitting respiratory protective equipment (RPE) forms an effective seal on the wearer's face, providing proper protection against hazardous substances like dust, fumes, vapours or airborne contaminants.

Our fire safety training covers various topics, including the nature and causes of fire, fire prevention measures, fire classifications and extinguisher types, emergency evacuation procedures, fire warden responsibilities, and identifying fire risks in the workplace.

We deliver fire safety training on-site at your premises or at our training centre in Middlesbrough.

Yes. Our Fire Safety Training is accredited with Qualsafe.

Fire Awareness - Typically 3 hours Fire Warden and Marshal - 1 Day

Yes. All delegates receive a certificate who pass the course. The certificate is valid for 3 years.

Our courses are suitable for: - All employees as part of mandatory fire safety awareness - Designated Fire Wardens / Fire Marshals - Managers and supervisors responsible for workplace safety - Anyone involved in creating or implementing fire evacuation procedures

We can train groups of up to 12 people per session. Larger teams can be split into multiple groups.

Yes. Where required, we include hands-on fire extinguisher training, using live-fire scenarios with our fire simulator. We believe training with live controlled fires is the best way to learn how to use an extinguisher.

We provide a range of fire safety training courses, including: - Fire Awareness Training - Fire Safety level 2 including Fire Marshal Training - Bespoke fire safety courses tailored to your workplace or industry

Yes. We provide all necessary materials, including manikins, AED trainers, first aid kits, dressings, course handbooks, and other resources.

Yes. Our first aid courses are accredited by Qualsafe, a recognised awarding body regulated by Ofqual.

- Emergency First Aid at Work & First Aid at Work certificates are valid for 3 years - Refresher training is recommended annually to maintain skills

EFAW (1 day): Covers essential life-saving skills for low-risk workplaces FAW (3 days): More comprehensive, covering a wider range of conditions and workplace risks

No prior experience is required. All courses start with the basics and build up your knowledge and confidence step by step.

We can deliver training: - On-site at our premises - At our training centre in Middlesbrough

Our courses are suitable for: - Employers designated as workplace first aiders - Managers and team leaders - School and nursery staff - Anyone looking to gain first aid knowledge for personal or professional reasons

Yes and we do. We can adapt training scenarios to reflect your specific workplace hazard or industry needs.

We can train up to 12 delegates per course. For larger groups, we can run multiple sessions.

We offer a range of first aid courses including: - Emergency First Aid at Work - 1 day - First Aid at Work - 3 days - First Aid at Work Re-qualification - 2 days - Paediatric First Aid - CPR & AED - Oxygen therapy - Mental Health First Aid at Work - 2 days

Yes. We offer refresher courses courses to ensure your team remains compliant and confident working in confined spaces. Contact us for annual refresher details.

Upon successful completion, you will receive a certificate valid for 3 years, issued by City & Guilds or IIRSM, depending on the course. The Manage Confined Spaces certification is valid for life.

- City & Guilds Low Risk - 1 Day - City & Guilds Medium Risk - 2 Days - City & Guilds High Risk - 3 Days - City & Guilds Rescue - 2 Days - City & Guilds Manage Confined Spaces - 5 Days - City & Guilds High Risk and Rescue Bundle - 5 Days - IIRSM Confined Awareness - 0.5 Days - IIRSM Safe Entry Self Rescue - 1 Day - IIRSM First Response Team - 2 Days

Training can be delivered: - At our dedicated training centre. - On your site, using our mobile confined space trailer.

You will use industry-standard safety equipment, such as: - Gas detectors - Escape Sets - Tripods and winches - Harnesses - Self Contained Breathing Apparatus for High Risk levels

Costs vary depending on course level and location. Please contact us for a tailored quote or visit our website.

We offer a range of confined space training courses including: - City & Guilds Confined Space (Low, Medium, High Risk, Rescue and Manage Confined Spaces) - IIRSM Confined Space (Awareness, Safe Entry Self Rescue, First Response Team Training) - Topperson/Standby Person All courses are designed to meet industry standards and legislation.

Yes, our confined space courses are accredited by City & Guilds or IIRSM, depending on the course level and content.

Yes. Our courses include both classroom-based theory and hands-on practical exercises in realistic confined space scenarios, using industry-standard equipment.

A confined space is any area that is substantially enclosed, where there is a risk of serious injury from hazardous substances or dangerous conditions such as lack of oxygen. Examples include tanks, silos, sewers and tunnels.