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Confined space work carries a simple legal reality: if someone enters, there must be a way to get them out safely in an emergency. That rescue arrangement cannot be an afterthought, and it cannot rely on hope, good luck, or a vague plan to call 999. For health and safety managers, site managers, contractors and project teams, this raises an important question. What does the law actually require when it comes to confined space rescue cover? The answer is clear, but often misun