Professional Standby Rescue • Safety • Training • EMS

STAND-BY TECHNICAL RESCUE

Trained Rescue Teams. On Site. Ready to Respond.

SOS provides OSHA compliant, NFPA certified standby technical rescue coverage for permit-required confined spaces, elevated work, water-adjacent operations, and other high-consequence environments.

Rescue capability positioned where the work is happening.

Standby rescue is not a passive service. SOS teams arrive prepared — with the right personnel, equipment, and site-specific plan to execute a rescue if conditions require it.

Our rescue professionals conduct pre-entry planning, review site hazards, establish communication protocols, and remain staged and ready throughout your operation.

When you contract SOS for standby rescue, your workers are not the rescue team. We are.

CAPABILITIES

What SOS delivers on this engagement.

Confined Space Standby Rescue

Permit-required confined space rescue coverage including entry support, retrieval systems, atmospheric monitoring, and emergency response readiness.

High-Angle / Rope Rescue Standby

Technical rope rescue standby for elevated structures, towers, industrial facilities, and difficult-access locations requiring vertical or steep-angle response.

Water Rescue Standby

Trained water rescue personnel and equipment staged for operations conducted near or over water, including surface rescue and water-side emergency response.

Pre-Entry Rescue Planning

Site-specific rescue planning completed before work begins — covering hazard identification, rescue system setup, communication, and emergency action procedures.

Atmospheric Monitoring

Continuous air quality monitoring for oxygen levels, combustible gases, and toxic atmospheres in confined and enclosed work spaces.

Multi-Discipline Rescue Coverage

Integrated standby coverage for operations that involve multiple rescue disciplines simultaneously — confined space, elevation, and water in a single deployment.

Tell us about your operation.

SOS will build a standby rescue plan around your project scope, hazards, and schedule.