Some cleaning tasks and other types of interventions involve working in confined spaces. These operations require strict protocols to ensure the safety of the workers who will perform them. There is equipment specifically designed for this situation, and Drainavac provides rental and sales of the necessary equipment for working in confined spaces.

Equipment for confined spaces available for sale and rental

Drainavac makes available all types of equipment you need to intervene in confined spaces safely, including:

• Shelters and umbrellas for manholes
• All necessary confined space entry accessories
• Manhole railings
• Davit arms
• Lifting poles, winches, and pulleys
• Entry tripods
• Fans and confined space ventilation ducts
• Manhole covers
• Davit bases
• Davit frames
• Confined space carts
• Block-off balloons (rental only)

Do not hesitate to contact us for all your confined space equipment needs.

Trust Drainavac to provide confined space rental equipment that is always rigorously inspected and in perfect operational condition. Count on our equipment for your confined space interventions to be completely safe from the standpoint of the tools used.

Advisory Service

Drainavac will provide the equipment you need. In addition to giving you access to the necessary devices and systems, we can also advise you on choosing them and direct you to useful resources in the field.

Preparation for work in confined spaces

To perform interventions in confined spaces, rigorous preparation must be executed. Drainavac can advise you in developing your risk assessment plan for the concerned work.

Selection of necessary equipment

We can analyze with you the actions to be taken in confined spaces and advise you on the equipment best suited to your situation. Our advice will ensure a better optimization of rental or purchase costs as well as more efficient work since it is performed with the right equipment.

Regulations

Work in confined spaces must be performed following very specific safety protocols. Drainavac is very knowledgeable about the required certifications and the regulations you will need to follow when using the equipment we provide.

By definition, working in confined spaces involves carrying out an intervention in a restricted space not designed for human presence, with limited access, and presenting a potential risk to health.

Whether cleaning, repair, or rescue work necessitates operations in confined spaces, there is no doubt that they represent occupational hazards for workers. These dangers can be of various types, including:

• fall hazards
• respiratory risks
• ventilation issues
• presence of toxic gases and chemical irritants