Mobile Confined Space Training

Rapid set-up of self-sufficient unit

240v internal and external power supply:
powers all facilities in the fully contained unit
110v power for lighting and equipment

Automatic, retractable handrail system:
safety handrail around top of vehicle ensures speedy set-up and a safe working environment

Retractable, extendable support legs:
ensure a stable working platform

External awning:
provides weather protection at the exterior of the unit

Live monitoring and recording of training

Infra-red cameras:
installed in the training tunnels, feeding to onboard LCD viewing screens

Realistic simulation of industrial environments

Onboard sound system and noise programmes:
feeding simulated background noise, such as running water, into all tunnel areas enables the demonstration of model scenarios and creates a realistic environment

Different light levels:
the light levels can be controlled to simulate different environments and help to build slowly with new starters.

Smoke:
spaces can be filled with smoke to facilitate training that will simulate conditions where rescue from fire may be likely

Vertical entry

Over three metre vertical access shaft:
to meet all current accreditation standards

Tripod and winch:
with full harness and rescue system

Internal stairway access:
to roof-mounted external training platform

Safety handrail system:
creates a fully enclosed, safe platform for training

Non-slip safety deck:
allows training to be undertaken safely in wet or damp conditions

The opportunity to utilise different entry equipment:
including Davit systems

Horizontal entry

30 metres of internal tunnels:
horizontal shafts and tunnels featuring a flexible configuration with removable ladders and panels to provide a varying layout and create alternative training scenarios

Constructed over two levels:
creating a network of scrambling tunnels

Emergency escape doors and hatches:
are located throughout the tunnel system

Isolation points:
the unit contains features which may need to be located in a real situation, such as isolation for electricity, and mechanical isolation for chemicals

Breathing apparatus

A comprehensive range of equipment is available, including:

Breathing apparatus

Gas monitors

Rescue equipment