A confined space is a space that has limited or restricted means of entry. The space is not designed for continuous occupancy and is large enough and configured so that a person can enter the space and maneuver well enough to perform tasks.
Our customers trust us, we provide excellent communication between rescue technicians and confined space entrant workers, and we have a strong verbal, visual, phone, and radio policy in which two out of four communications are active at all times during work hours. Our confined space rescue team will always be on-site during work hours or at least 15 minutes away in response time per OSHA guidelines, providing support when needed during work hours.
The moment before anyone steps foot into a confined space area that we’re assigned to, an attendant will reassure workers the quality of the air is safe for entering and performing work duties using up-to-date air monitoring equipment, Each entrant will get signed onto a work permit provided by We’re All In, each entrant will be handwritten in the time slots on the permits by first and last name of the authorized person entering as well as the date/time, keeping the records of the time entered.
We’re All In confined space rescue technicians have everything necessary to perform a safe rescue. We are trained specifically for these small uncomfortable holes and spaces that must be entered and worked on, mentally comforting hard-working and sometimes exhausted workers by letting them know that they are in good hands no matter what happens on the job whenever We’re All In is on-site.
Our current customer base includes electric companies, welding companies, and manufacturing. We have experience providing support for boiler systems, crawlspaces, coal mills, and underground tunnels. We treat each job and work zone as if it was our only priority. We boast the best rescue team firsthand on site. We offer our rescue attendants for close watching of the confined space areas being entered.
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