Confined Spaces call for Top Teams
Your workers require the best protection.
You need efficiency to meet your budget.
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Ontario’s Leading Confined Space Safety & Rescue Specialists
When you have a confined space job to do, you need to be ready for anything. Lives, careers, reputations and dollars are at stake!
Properly identifying atmospheric and energy hazards, as well as behavioural and chemical hazards, while also planning for a potential rescue and managing all of the required paperwork can be overwhelming!
That’s why companies across Ontario trust Trademark Safety & Rescue to supply the experienced personnel, state-of-the-art equipment and proper procedures required to get confined space work done safely and efficiently.
Since 2024Since 2011, we’ve specialized in protecting workers in confined spaces. From the preventable to the unthinkable, we’ve seen every possible situation. It’s our job to help protect you and your team from all of them.“
– Tim Morrison, Founder & Rescue Specialist
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We take your safety and our jobs seriously because people’s lives are at stake. With more than double the equipment, experience and capabilities of other confined space companies, we are some of the leading specialists committed to helping you plan and prepare for every possibility.
2X the equipment
Our equipment consists of the required gear to reduce the probability and severity of injury to your workers.
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300+ hours of training
Our attendants/rescuers undergo over 300 hours of training.
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24/7 availability
Our standby safety & rescue teams are available around the clock to help you complete large projects and prevent downtime.
Contact usMeet the man who literally helped write THE BOOK on confined space safety
Our founder, Tim Morrison, has committed his life to reducing injuries and fatalities by educating, protecting and rescuing others.
Tim has worked both as a firefighter and a paramedic. Since 2008, he has volunteered with the Canadian Standards Association as a Technical Committee voting member to develop the “Z1006, Managing Work in Confined Spaces Standard” that outlines the best practice to preventing unnecessary confined space incidents.
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When there’s no room for mistakes, you want an expert on your side. Tim is that expert.
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Are you prepared to write your own Confined Space Program?
Question: David is preparing to enter an enclosed space with a dirt floor. What atmospheric factors need to be taken into consideration and measured to ensure he will not be put at risk?Answer: The configuration of the space may limit air movement. The dirt floor introduces the threat of mould and spores that could affect David’s breathing (short-term and long-term, especially if he has allergies or a compromised immune system). This warrants proper respiratory protection as well as disposable coveralls. Spores also consume oxygen, which could lead to an oxygen-deficient atmosphere. This means that in addition to having a properly calibrated and bumped atmospheric monitor, ventilation and/or a supplied air respirator may be needed.
If you didn’t identify this potential hazard, YOU NEED US.
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