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CONFINED SPACE - Entry & Rescue

 

Complies with OSHA's Confined Space 1910.146 and NFPA CS 1670.   Innovative Access provides an eye-opening comprehensive lesson plan providing the worker and rescuer with safe, practical awareness and technical skills needed to survive the many hazards in confined spaces. (Seminars and training sessions are available.)  

 

            Topics include:

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Hazards / Human frailty                  

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Atmospheric testing

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Definitions / Recognition               

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Protective Equipment

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Permit Entry                                   

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Lock-out/Tag-out

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Attendant skills                               

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Rope Rescue Techniques

 

Rescue Success Report !!! - See below

 

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            PUBLISHED  ARTICLES

            Non-entry Confined Space Rescue   (1999)

            CS Rescue Training - Compliance vs. Competency   (1995)

  

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OTHER PAGES

Skills Checklist - Confined Space Rescue

NFPA 1670 - 1999 - Confined Space Outline

CS Rescue Forms - Checklists, Logs, History

          

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Supersize that air bottle please !

There are both in-house and well... out-house rescue teams!

  

Rescue Success - Using no overhead anchor or MA / horizontal bar haul technique

12/11/99 - 10:00 am - Fort Calhoun Fire/Rescue dispatched to a local farm with the report of a female trapped in a well. On location Ft. Calhoun Chief Randy Magill confirmed the lady was conscious and alert and trapped 25 feet down in a 28" diameter, 80' deep well. Upon arrival of the Squad and Engines, the air quality was verified using an MSA 4 gas detector. (Oxygen, LFL, Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen Sulfide) A rope system was rigged to lower a rescuer to the victim and a haul system was rigged and attached to the victim. Due to the small diameter of the space, the rescuer was lowered upside down to the victim. After attaching the haul system, he was removed then the victim was extricated. She had injuries to one knee but was in good condition. Total time on scene was approximately 30 minutes.

 

Per Pete Gunderson

 

 

Note:  An attic ladder was used as the horizontal bar in the lifting operation.

 

 

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John Peleaux - Innovative Access, Inc.  719-783-3530  Innovative.access@juno.com  -  www.innovative-access.com