The Importance of Timely Confined Space Rescue

Emergency services have only 4 to 6 minutes to respond to a 9-1-1 call and rescue someone from a confined space before brain function is severely compromised. Unfortunately, the national average response time for emergency services is around 15 minutes.

Not all rescue teams or emergency personnel are trained and equipped for confined space rescues. This gap in training and equipment can result in recovery efforts rather than actual rescues. At SATS, we prioritize safety and readiness, ensuring that trained professionals are prepared for these critical situations.

The Solution

With over 20 years of combined experience in confined space work and efficient rescues, SATS is well-equipped to handle these critical situations. Having worked with a major public emergency service provider, we’ve seen the challenges that arise when underqualified personnel respond to a rescue. Trust our expertise to provide peace of mind, knowing your employees are safe with our Confined Space Rescue Standby Services.

Confined Space Rescue Standby

Our services are customized to your site-specific hazards and entry operations, ensuring complete readiness and compliance.

 Our capabilities include:

• Confined Space Attendant and Entry Supervisor Services

• Standby Rescue in Non IDLH (Non-Immediate Danger to Life or Health) Atmospheres

• Standby Rescue in IDLH (Immediate Danger to Life or Health) Atmospheres

Each SATS rescue team is comprised of experienced first responders and technical rescuers who are trained to handle even the most demanding confined space conditions.

 We meet and exceed all OSHA 1910.146 and NFPA 1670 standards.

 Our team certifications include:

• National Professional Qualifications: Confined Space Technician

• Vehicle and Machinery Rescue

• Hazmat Mitigation Response

• OSHA-Compliant Confined Space Technical Rescue

• First Aid & CPR