OSHA regulations can be confusing, but we have decades of experience working with them, so you know you’re in good hands. OSHA regulations require a standby rescue team when workers are going into confined spaces, a rule that unions help enforce.

We not only provide your Massachusetts business with standby rescue services, but our on-site team can use their expertise in filling out the permit, performing the attendant's duties outside the confined space, and to cancel the permit when the work is completed. We also provide all the required rescue equipment on-site.

Our standby rescue services meet and exceed:

• OSHA regulation permit required confined spaces‚1910.146 Appendix F (rescue team or rescue service evaluation criteria)
• OSHA qualifications for entry supervisor, authorized entrant and attendant
• All requirements of 29 CFR 1910.146 SECTION (K) (1) and (2). and more

If you want expert, personalized attention while maneuvering the OSHA and NFPA regulations In the Quincy area, talk to Arthur LaPorte first. He is dedicated to providing you and your company with an experienced, OSHA-qualified standby rescue team. Our standby rescue service can assist your entry personnel with the expertise needed for a safe confined-space entry and exit. We can handle filling out and closing out the permit, along with performing the attendant’s duties outside the confined space while your personnel are inside.

We also provide all the necessary rescue equipment, including gas detection devices, air-moving equipment, and respiratory protection. Based on the job requirements, we can also bring in additional standby rescue team members as needed.

We provide not only the standby rescue service but also the experience. Sometimes a confined space entry doesn't require a rescue team, just continuous monitoring and ventilation by an entry supervisor. Some of the more complex entries might require extra members for the rescue team, such as in an immediately dangerous to life and health (IDLH) atmosphere.

As an experienced, credentialed, standby rescue service in Massachusetts, we provide the equipment, extra personnel or supervisors, and help you avoid mistakes.

The Five Deadly Sins of Confined Space Entry:
- Failing to monitor the confined space prior to and during entry
- Failing to remove hazards from the confined space
- Bringing hazards into the confined space
- Failing to have trained rescue personnel onsite and standing by
- Failing to use a mechanical means of rescue

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