Confined Space Access & Supervision
Work safely in confined spaces with supervision from experienced technicians who will plan and set up safe access and rescue solutions for you.
Work in your confined space without the worry
Our certified Confined Space technicians have the expertise and skills, proven systems and specialist equipment to mitigate high-risk environments.
What to expect
While you get on with the job, we’ll monitor environmental risks, set up and supervise safe access and standby to provide rescue support:
- Complete risk and hazard assessment
- Identify safest work method for tasks
- Set-up safe access and rescue systems
- Provide required specialist equipment/PPE
- Prepare evacuation plan, conduct briefing
- Oversee compliance with entry permit
- Manage confined space entry/exit
- Monitor workspace atmosphere
- Provide standby rescue support
Know your Confined Spaces
Confined space environments are found on a wide range of sites (commercial, construction, industrial, infrastructure). Common examples include storage tanks, silos, pressure vessels, pipes, tunnels, sewer systems, wet and dry wells.
How to identify a confined space
Under the Safe Work Australia model and Australian Work Health and Safety Regulation 5, the defining criteria of a confined space are:
- Either fully or partially enclosed; and
- Not designed primarily for human occupation; and
- Designed to be at a normal atmospheric pressure; and
- Contains at least one of the following health and safety hazards:
- an atmosphere with unsafe oxygen levels
- a contaminant (gases, vapours, dusts) that may cause injury from fire or explosion
- harmful concentrations of an airborne contaminant
- the potential for engulfment
