Hydrogen Sulfide H2S
0.00 EGP
The aims of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the specific hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise.
Upon completion of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) training, the student will be familiar with:
- Give the definition of Hydrogen Sulfide, along with its toxicity, common names and how it is formed
- State that the common industrial sites where H2S can be found include Petro-Chemical, Petroleum Exploration and Production, Manufacturing, and Agricultural
- State the properties and characteristics of H2S
- List the concentrations/toxic levels of H2S, along with exposure levels and toxic gas comparisons
- List the common H2S effects on individuals along with entry routes, susceptibility and hyper- susceptibility issues
- Compare/contrast the detection and monitoring personal, portable and fixed monitors and detectors including chemical vs. electronic instrumentation
- Hands on exhibit of SCBA use and limitations
- Compare/contrast the types of Air Supplied Respirators, including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, Airline Respirator with Egress Bottle and the Escape Pack
- Discuss the Special Problems created with the use of Corrective Glasses/Contact Lenses, facial hair and facial characteristics
- List the Medical Considerations with wearing an Air Supplied Respirator
- Demonstrate proper maintenance and inspection of Air Supplied Respirators
- Complete a Donning and Doffing Exercise according to regulatory and company-specific time limits.
- H2S explained
– How H2S is produced
– Chemical, scientific, and other common names - Physical characteristics
– Color
– Odor
– Solubility
– Vapor density
– Flammability hazards
– Corrosive - Exposure hazards
– H2S effects on humans
– Exposure risks - Permissible exposure limits
– OSHA standards
– NIOSH standards
– Industry practices - Occurrence of H2S
– Industrial areas
– Natural deposits - H2S detection
– Fixed H2S gas detectors
– Portable Multi gas detectors
– Personal gas detecrors - Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)
– Basic requirements
– Respiratory protective equipment - Safe work practices
– Implementation of the buddy system - Engineering controls
– H2S containment
– Ventilation
– Removal - Contingency planning
– Definition
– Personnel guidelines - Emergency response
– Emergency plan
– Rescue cases
This course is suited for the persons that could be exposed to work in environment with the
presence of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) and provide the basic information of this type of gas.
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- Classroom lectures
- Videos
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Core Certificate for each attendance.
The aims of the training are to ensure that the delegate gains the required knowledge and understanding of the specific hazards and properties of H2S, and appropriate emergency response actions to take should a H2S related incident arise.
Upon completion of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) training, the student will be familiar with:
- Give the definition of Hydrogen Sulfide, along with its toxicity, common names and how it is formed
- State that the common industrial sites where H2S can be found include Petro-Chemical, Petroleum Exploration and Production, Manufacturing, and Agricultural
- State the properties and characteristics of H2S
- List the concentrations/toxic levels of H2S, along with exposure levels and toxic gas comparisons
- List the common H2S effects on individuals along with entry routes, susceptibility and hyper- susceptibility issues
- Compare/contrast the detection and monitoring personal, portable and fixed monitors and detectors including chemical vs. electronic instrumentation
- Hands on exhibit of SCBA use and limitations
- Compare/contrast the types of Air Supplied Respirators, including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus, Airline Respirator with Egress Bottle and the Escape Pack
- Discuss the Special Problems created with the use of Corrective Glasses/Contact Lenses, facial hair and facial characteristics
- List the Medical Considerations with wearing an Air Supplied Respirator
- Demonstrate proper maintenance and inspection of Air Supplied Respirators
- Complete a Donning and Doffing Exercise according to regulatory and company-specific time limits.
- H2S explained
– How H2S is produced
– Chemical, scientific, and other common names - Physical characteristics
– Color
– Odor
– Solubility
– Vapor density
– Flammability hazards
– Corrosive - Exposure hazards
– H2S effects on humans
– Exposure risks - Permissible exposure limits
– OSHA standards
– NIOSH standards
– Industry practices - Occurrence of H2S
– Industrial areas
– Natural deposits - H2S detection
– Fixed H2S gas detectors
– Portable Multi gas detectors
– Personal gas detecrors - Personnel Protective Equipment (PPE)
– Basic requirements
– Respiratory protective equipment - Safe work practices
– Implementation of the buddy system - Engineering controls
– H2S containment
– Ventilation
– Removal - Contingency planning
– Definition
– Personnel guidelines - Emergency response
– Emergency plan
– Rescue cases
This course is suited for the persons that could be exposed to work in environment with the
presence of Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) and provide the basic information of this type of gas.
-
-
- Classroom lectures
- Videos
-
Core Certificate for each attendance.
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