
Work inside restricted enclosures requires dedicated surface oversight. SSTC supplies qualified standby officers who remain stationed at entry points throughout the operation.
Our officers stay in contact with entrants, monitor atmospheric conditions, and support site entry procedures. They coordinate directly with our confined space management and entry planning teams to support an immediate response during site incidents.


Atmospheric testing may require site-specific documentation and risk controls depending on the work. SSTC prepares relevant documentation and planning materials before on-site testing, where required.
Our safety team prepares site-specific documentation to clarify work requirements and responsibilities. We streamline administrative steps to support efficient project delivery.


Atmospheric testing should be carried out before entry, with re-testing or continuous monitoring used where the risk assessment indicates that conditions may change during the work. Monitoring can provide early warning of unsafe oxygen levels, toxic contaminants or flammable atmospheres.
Our standard 4-gas monitors measure oxygen, carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide and flammable gases as a percentage of the lower explosive limit (LEL). Our 5-gas monitors can be configured to detect additional gases or VOCs depending on the equipment and site requirements.
SSTC provides complete industrial solutions. We supply calibrated multi-gas testing equipment, breathing apparatus, and qualified standby officers under a single service agreement.