Working in confined spaces

Working in confined spaces

Working in confined spaces at height is one of the most dangerous types of work, as there is a risk not only of falling, but also of losing consciousness. Due to the difficult access (which makes all other risks in the work environment more dangerous), the worker may not be rescued in time. That is why we offer standard and non-standard solutions for rescue and safety equipment in confined spaces.

Rescue and belaying at height
XTIRPA is an anchor point system that serves both as an anchor point and/or a system for lowering and lifting a person in confined spaces, and for overcoming an obstacle, such as the edge of a roof, which it is undesirable to damage.

Application:

1. Industrial mountaineering is used when it is necessary to place anchor points above a hatch for work in a narrow space, or to perform work over an eaves without damaging the edge of the roof or parapet.

2. For securing personnel trained for work at height or for transporting them to a confined space, such as a well or bunker.

Xtirpa can be equipped only with anchor points, as well as with a winch for lifting and lowering a person, and with a fall arrest rescue winch, if, for example, entry is via stairs, but it is necessary to be able to perform rescue work if an accident occurs during the climbing process. Xtirpa is also available for work in a confined space with an entrance from the side. Xtirpa is a unique product that allows you to easily and quickly rescue a person with relatively little qualification and knowledge for working at height.