In most industrial settings there are many inherent dangers associated with entering into confined spaces. Oxygen deficiencies, toxic gases, explosive atmospheres and scope of work are just a few. In a perfect work environment, workers would be trained in proper procedures and personal protective equipment use before entering potentially hazardous confined spaces, and such emergencies would not be an issue. However, confined space accidents still occur. Safetyscope’s confined space rescue teams have the required industrial safety training techniques, and are outfitted with the equipment to undertake efficient rescue operations. Our competent rescue teams have the experience to meet our customers’ needs and objectives. Part of Safetyscope’s confined space rescue service is the implementation of a proper pre-plan for specific confined space work. We’ll help our clients complete hazard assessments, review lockout and tagout procedures, ensure the integrity of permits, and demonstrate the proper use of personal protective equipment. We’ll ensure that an effective rescue plan and safety procedures are in place and all personnel involved are informed of their responsibilities. Safetyscope’s confined space rescue teams also have the backup of experienced and certified emergency medical professionals, and fully equipped mobile medical units. Safetyscope has also been approved as a training provider to deliver our approved working at Heights program by the Ontario Ministry of Labour.