Confined-Space Rescue

A confined space is defined as an area that has limited or restricted means of entry. These spaces are not intended for continuous occupancy and are structured so that an individual can enter and maneuver adequately to perform tasks safely. Ensuring confined space safety is our top priority.  

Our customers trust us for our exceptional communication between rescue technicians and confined space entrant workers. We adhere to a strong verbal, visual, phone, and radio policy, ensuring that at least two out of four communications remain active at all times during work hours. Our emergency rescue services are always on-site during work hours, or at least 15 minutes away in response time, in compliance with OSHA guidelines, ready to provide support when needed.  

Before anyone enters a confined space area we’re assigned to, an attendant will verify that the air quality is safe for entry and work duties using up-to-date air monitoring equipment. Each confined space entrant will be signed onto a work permit provided by We’re All In, with their first and last names recorded in the designated time slots, along with the date and time, ensuring accurate records of entry.  

We’re All In's confined space rescue technicians are equipped with everything necessary to perform a safe rescue. Our team is trained specifically for these small, uncomfortable spaces that must be entered and worked in, providing mental comfort to hard-working and often exhausted workers by assuring them that they are in good hands whenever We’re All In is on-site.  

Our current customer base includes electric companies, welding companies, and manufacturing firms. We have extensive experience providing support for boiler systems, crawlspaces, coal mills, and underground tunnels. We treat each job site with the utmost priority, boasting the best rescue team available on-site. Our rescue attendants are dedicated to closely monitoring all confined space areas being entered, ensuring compliance with OSHA standards.