Confined Space Kit 101

Welcome back to Feature Friday! With safety always at the top of mind during the busy construction season, today we’re focusing on an essential piece of equipment for anyone working in or around confined spaces.

According to the CCSOHS Confined space is a fully or partially enclosed space that:

  • Is not primarily designed or intended for continuous human occupancy
  • Has limited or restricted entrance or exit, or a configuration that can complicate first aid, rescue, evacuation, or other emergency response activities
  • Can present a risk to the health and safety of anyone who enters

Due to these characteristics, it’s easy to see how confined spaces can present serious hazards, including limited access, poor ventilation, and the potential for hazardous atmospheres. That’s why having the right rescue equipment is critical to keeping your team safe and compliant.

Confined Space.

This week, we’re looking at MSA’s Workman® Confined Space Entry Kit, designed to allow for non-entry rescue and provide portability, versatility, and peace of mind.

What’s Included

MSA’s Workman® Confined Space Entry Kit

1. Tripod

  • Durable and easy to set up
  • Designed to provide secure overhead anchorage for confined space entry and rescue

2. 50’ Rescuer with Stainless Steel Cable

  • Allows for quick and controlled lifting or lowering of personnel or material
  • Built-in braking system for added safety

3. Pulley and Carabiner

  • Essential components for efficient rope management
  • Ensures smooth and secure operations during rescue scenarios

4. Carrying Case/Bag

  • Makes transport and storage simple
  • Helps protect components from dust, moisture, and UV damage

Key Features

  • Maximum personnel capacity: 400 pounds
  • Dual functionality: Can lift or lower workers and materials, and works with a self-retracting lifeline (SRL)
  • CSA approved: Meets CSA Z259.2.2-98 standards

Additional Notes

Always inspect all components before each use. If you come across any evidence of damage or misuse, CSA’s recommendation is to take the part out of service.

Regular maintenance and proper storage will help ensure the longevity and reliability of your gear.

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