
ERT - Rescue Teams

Confined Space Rescue
In the world of industrial safety, standby rescue teams play a crucial role, especially in confined spaces. These teams are specialized in ensuring the safety of workers who are in areas where the risk of accidents is significant. Confined spaces, such as tanks, silos and sewers, can be dangerous due to limited access and the possible presence of toxic gases.
What are Stand-by Rescue Teams?
Stand-by rescue teams are trained professionals who can respond quickly in case of emergency. Their primary task is to ensure the safety of workers by continuously monitoring and responding immediately to emergency situations. This can range from providing first aid to carrying out evacuations or complex rescue operations.

The Importance of Safety
Good preparation is essential for the success of standby rescue teams. This includes regular training and practicing scenarios in which employees can be in danger, this can be in confined spaces but also at great heights. In addition, it is important that teams have the right personal equipment, but the right group equipment is also of great importance. This is supplemented with the right communication tools to be able to act effectively.
Deploying standby rescue teams in confined spaces is not only a legal requirement (BIM), but also a moral obligation. It not only guarantees the safety of employees, but also strengthens the overall safety culture within an organization. Investing in these teams is investing in a safe working environment
.Our Rescue staff, consisting of experienced rescue professionals, responds quickly to emergency situations. They focus on working at height and in confined spaces. They use advanced equipment and follow training for risky rescue operations. With MBS Safety you are assured of optimal safety for your company, event or construction site. They ensure a safe environment and peace of mind, so that you can concentrate on your core activities. Safety is in good hands with the best safety personnel in the Netherlands.