Confined Space Rescue

Do you have the right Rescue Cover?

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We see so many clients over looking crucial factors when seeking a rope access rescue team. No Breathing Apparatus, low level of first aid training, in experience rope access training, inadequate stretcher and on some occasions no stretcher at all. Is your rope access rescue team really prepared for all scenarios. Below are some questions to ask.

 

Is the rescue team trained to high risk confined space for re-entry rescue?

Can the stretcher be hauled in the upright position and fit through complex scaffolds and trap doors?

Is the rescue team trained in advanced first aid?

Is Breathing apparatus available in the event of a man down due to gas detection?

Is the rescue team clean shaven with a valid face fit test to ensure the rescue team are not at risk when carrying out a complex rescue. In the UK 60% of confined space fatalities are rescuers themselves.

 

DNA Rope Access gives clients comfort and assurance that every angle has been covered when carrying out confined space rescue.