When a Manhole Is More Than a Manhole
At www.confinedsrs.com we get called after the fact more often than we should. After...
Brian LaPorte
Permit vs. Non-Permit Confined Spaces: What’s the Difference?
Let’s clear the air (literally). Under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146, a confined space is an...
Confined Space Rescue Plans Built on Site, Not Pulled From a Template
Every confined space is different. Different access points. Different hazards....
Why Confined Space Training for Your Crew Is More Critical Than Ever
When it comes to working in confined spaces, there is no room for guesswork. Whether...
Difference Between a Close Call and a Catastrophe
If you work in or around confined spaces, having a rescue plan isn’t optional, it’s...
Confined Space Rescue Solutions: A Critical Component of Industrial Safety
Industrial facilities like refineries, chemical plants, power plants, water treatment...
Why Confined Space Rescue Isn’t “Just Another Safety Box to Check”
In New England, confined spaces are everywhere including underground utilities,...
Industries That Require Confined Space Rescue Services—Whether They Realize It or Not
When people think of confined space rescue, they often picture heavy industry or...
Confined Space Rescue in New England: What OSHA Expects
Confined space work is one of the highest-risk activities on industrial, municipal,...
Another Year Committed to Confined Space Safety
As the year comes to a close, everyone at Confined Space Rescue Solutions would like...
Experienced Confined Space Rescue Team, Ready When You Are
When a project involves tight, dangerous spaces, there is no substitute for a skilled...
We Hang Out Where No One Else Wants To
Let’s be honest: most people don’t dream of spending their workday inside tanks,...
