Posted By peter gotch Hi Rachel, Whether the tent will create a confined space will depend on what your workforce intend to do inside the tent. They are extensively used by utilities e.g. electrical supply industry, telecoms. Some years ago I was involved as expert witness for plaintiff suing an electricity supply company and others after Heras fence collapsed onto his head. At the 23rd hour this defender came out with the comment that it was raining and hence he should have had a tent, which would have protected him. Went outside my office to take photos of typical tent, when BT engineer emerged with sort of "'Ere what's your game?". When I explained he collapsed into laughter and commented that the tent would collapse under the falling fencing [which is exactly what I was going to illustrate in supplementary report]. Structure deliberately lightweight to reduce manual handling risks. Needless to say case settled at the threshhold of the Court. Regards, Peter

Posted By Stuart Nagle Rachel. Perhaps you could let us all know EXACTLY what it is your people intend to do in a tent... I can't wait... Stuart

Posted By Stuart Nagle Rachel. What happened to the guy who used to sell BT the jolly old red/white stripey ones? Are these no good any more...??? Where did they get them from? has the supplier gone out of business? Stuart