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Photos from the 2019 ASSP SAFETY FOCUS in LAS VEGAS 

Jay Jamali presented 2 all-day seminars.
  • Confined Space Evaluation, Entry, & Rescue,
  • ​Lockout / Tag Out (LOTO), A to Z.

Elsman Dam

As many of you no doubt have heard, we are now in a 5-year drought in California. It still rains however and last winter we were on a standby project that illustrated not only the power of Mother Nature, but also how quickly she can fill up a reservoir. Take a look at these daily time-lapse photos and watch the level rise.

Dual Hitch Davit Arm Mount

Davit Arms are very handy for putting up a winch and retrieval system for use in confined space projects. Here you can see how we put together a system for one of our clients. This configuration used a work truck as the counterweight, and we were then tasked with finding a hitch-mount splitter enabling us to attach not 1 but 2 davit arms and winches!
Clean Harbors of San Jose, a regular client of Enviro Safetech recently had a challenging equipment rental project that required us to creatively solve a dual Davit Arm winch retrieval systems problem. The tight access above the spill clean-up area required the two Davit Arms to support a side by side delivery and retrieval operation. 

The goal was to use a single work truck as the counterweight to anchor the entire system. Using a dual hitch splitter, and the Davit Arm Hitch-Mount assembly, we were able to work out the necessary configuration to allow Clean Harbors to access the spill area within a small access. 

See photos of this job, as well as a standard counterweight configuration of a Davit Arm below.

If you would like to rent equipment like this from us, or have us help you pick one out to buy for your organization, please contact us at: info@envirosafetech.com or call us M-F 8am-5pm at: 408-943-9090.

See Jay Jamali's Lock Out Tag Out Presentation on June 13th 2014 at the ASSE PDC in Orlando.

Even while on vacation the Jamali family is all about Safety!

As usual first on scene, activated 911, stopped bleeding, handed off to fire department, went back to cherry picking in Brentwood.
Pictures taken by Sean Jamali.