When workers at your site enter potentially hazardous environments - whether deep in a confined space or high overhead - protect them with the knowledge that the best on-site rescue services are just minutes away.

D2000 rescuers are:

* Highly-trained and experienced
* Properly equipped, and
* Serious about safety and saving lives.

Whether on- or off-site, our EMT-certified rescue experts never stop training and improving their skills.

Our rescuers are fully trained in:

* Confined Space Operations: Entrant/Attendant/Entry Supervisor
* Confined Space Rescue
* Trench Rescue
* Hazmat Operations Level (Response)
* Lockout Tagout
* Fall Protection
* Bloodborne Pathogens
* Respiratory Protection
* Rescue Equipment Maintenance and Inspection
* Personal Protective Equipment Maintenance and Inspection

In addition, they are qualified to teach these subjects to your workers.

Once on site our people don't just sit back and wait for the call. As soon as they arrive at your facility, they take assertive steps to work with your safety staff and managers to identify and prevent problems from happening.

This includes:

* Reviewing your work and safety procedures.
* Training (or retraining) workers in permit space entry, fall protection, respiratory protection, lockout/tagout and other safety areas.
* Inspecting equipment and making equipment recommendations.
* Supervising on-site safety procedures.
* Conducting pre-job safety briefings.
* Developing pre-incident plans (pre-plans) for confined space and high-angle rescue scenarios.

In addition, D2000 Rescue can provide complete industrial hygiene services.

Every standby rescue operation is different, so we begin with an in-depth assessment of your work environment and activities. This is best way of ensuring that our recommendations:

* Satisfy the regulatory requirements.
* Integrate seamlessly with your corporate culture and work schedules, and
* Provide your workers with the highest level of protection.

There are two states of readiness for our on-site rescuers:

Active Standby: The rescuers are partially suited-up at or near the work space and they are ready to begin a rescue operation immediately.

Standby: Rescuers are on-site and their equipment is accessible, but they are engaged in training workers, performing hazard assessments, developing pre-plans, or some other safety-related task.

Most projects involve a combination of these readiness states.

If you're serious about providing your workers with the best in on-site rescue, give us a call. We'll visit your site, get to know your needs, assess the work environments, and propose a solution that meets (or exceeds) your requirements at a fair price.