Training interventions in a closed space

Working in and around a confined space involves very specific risks. So it is very important – vital! – to limit the safety risks and follow the established procedures to the letter. This also makes the difference during interventions.

Banzai!*

Either internally or at an external location, tailored to your own capabilities

Theory is essential, but practice takes precedence.

1st and/or 2nd line interventions

*cry from the samurai when he (she) achieves a goal (read: ‘output’)

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You can save lives by working in confined spaces or performing interventions.

The technical intricacies of interventions in a confined space are learned by applying them. So we practise the practical use of breathing apparatus, fall protection equipment and rescue equipment in one interactive training course.

After the theory, in which you learn how breathing apparatus works, what you need to pay attention to and the risks of confined spaces, we make time for the practical part.
These scenarios are tailored to realistic scenarios and resources specific to your organisation.
We practise conventional entry and the approach and rescue of victims, in the first line – by the manhole guard – and in the second line during evacuation.

Do you not have an internal location or object available for training? Don't worry, through our collaboration with external training fields, we can also offer you a solution for this.

Or would you prefer to work on height training? We can also provide this both internally at your location and externally at a training field.