Confined Space Rescue Contracting a company

Confined Space Rescue Contracting a company that can conduct the work while also providing rescue coverage reduces costs. 

Confined Space Rescue

Confined Space Rescue Workers trained in rope access

Confined Space Rescue Workers trained in rope access techniques offer full rescue coverage that exceeds regulatory requirements, but also have the required industrial work experience to complete tasks, or assist your operations,  at height or in confined spaces.  

Confined Space Rescue

Confined Space Rescue After the risk assessment

Confined Space Rescue After the risk assessment is completed, employers in specific industries can utilize the Technical High Angle Rope Rescue Program (THARRP) to have approved fire departments provide rescue coverage for work at high angles.  This program is administered through the BC Construction Safety Association and additional details on the THARR Program can be found on their website here.   Specific criteria must be met before a fire department can offer rescue services for your project and not all fire departments are part of this program. 

Confined Space Rescue