Gas detection is critical when working near toxic gas. When you work around toxic gases or hazardous atmospheres, you need to know how to protect yourself and how to use gas detection equipment. In this course, you’ll learn about the gas detection process, gas detection equipment, and your workplace
Gas detection is critical when working near toxic gas. When you work around toxic gases or hazardous atmospheres, you need to know how to protect yourself and how to use gas detection equipment. In this course, you’ll learn about the gas detection process, gas detection equipment, and your workplace’s roles and responsibilities when it comes to gas detection.
Course topics include:
Understanding gas detection
Workplace roles and responsibilities
Training and competency
Understanding the hazards – Flammable and explosive atmospheres
Oxygen enriched and oxygen deprived atmospheres
Toxic gas
The hierarchy of controls
Atmospheric testing
Colorimetric detector tubes
Fixed monitors
Portable monitors
Gas detection sensors
Gas detection device maintenance
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Who We Are
At SafetyVantage our mission is to empower you to meet and exceed your OHS training requirements. We do this through technology driven solutions that educate and engage your workforce.
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