Confined Space Cleaning
Confined Space and Gas Detection
We offer experienced and trained professionals for working in confined spaces as an entrant or observer for professional cleaning of silos, tanks, vessels and industrial production bins.
Furthermore, we have the knowledge and technical skills to effectively plan, observe and safely enter a confined space.
Additionally we can also offer atmospheric testing to determine a suitable atmosphere exists to work safety.
Prior to entry we will:
- Identifying hazards and risk factors (SWMS and JSEA)
- Test and monitor the atmosphere
- Issue a written authority for entry to work
- Ventilating the space safely
- Have a site-specific emergency procedure and emergency equipment
- Use of correct personal protective equipment (PPE)
Don't Risk your Safety
Safety is essential when entering and cleaning within a confined space and that is why all our staff are highly trained for entry into and working within enclosed spaces.
What is described as a confined space?
According to WorkSafe New Zealand:
- Is an enclosed or partially enclosed space and
- Is not intended or designed primarily for human occupancy and
- May present a risk from one or more of the following at any time:
- unsafe concentration of harmful airborne contaminants
- unsafe concentration of flammable substances
- unsafe levels of oxygen
- substances that can cause engulfment.
Examples include: storage tanks, tank cars, process vessels, boilers, silos, pits, pipes, sewers, shafts, ducts and shipboard spaces.
