Our confined space entry teams handle a wide range of tasks, including cleaning digester tanks, storm tanks, deep wet wells, man-entry trunk sewers, industrial vessels, and more. With their skills, experience, and resources, they can manage any type, size, or depth of tank efficiently and safely.
Above all, safety is at the core of everything we do. Therefore, our confined space operatives train to City and Guilds standard (6150-03) and are always supported by a City and Guilds-qualified rescue crew, all certified in First Aid and Stretcher Rescue. For example, one of our rescue teams recently passed an on-the-spot assessment from a key customer with flying colours.
To reduce risk, our entry crews use specialist umbilical breathing apparatus, which eliminates many hazards of confined space work. The fully mobile, triple-filtered system delivers high-quality compressed air without bulky bottles. It also includes an automatic backup and supports multiple operatives, enabling faster, more cost-effective work.
We maintain, calibrate, and certify all confined space equipment – including tripods, harnesses, lines, fall arrestors, and gas monitors – every six months.
Watch our teams safely and efficiently clean storm tanks at Fort Cumberland near Portsmouth for Southern Water.
Our excellent health and safety standards have earned national recognition, including two Gold Awards from the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA).