H2S Safe™
The H2S Safe Program is geared towards individuals who have the potential to be exposed to H2S or an H2S environment. The program consists of a core curriculum with an optional add-on supplement. Four (4) classroom hours are required for teaching the H2S Safe curriculum. An additional one (1) classroom hour is required if adding the H2S Safe Plus™ supplement. Course length excludes the knowledge assessment time. Instructor-led training (both in person and virtual) for the initial and repeat delivery of this course is required. Course content incorporates both knowledge and skill demonstration.
Recommended Attendees
Example positions or job roles of recommended attendees, for H2S Safe, are listed below. This list is not inclusive of all positions or job roles that may require the training.
- Office Personnel
- Visitors (Land Based)
- Rig Personnel
- Any personnel that may be exposed to H2S
Example positions or job roles of recommended attendees, for the optional add-on Supplement, H2S Safe Plus, are listed below. This list is not inclusive of all positions or job roles that may require the training.
- Rescuers in H2S Environments
- Working in a known H2S Environment
- Personnel clearing H2S / H2S Technicians
- Rig Management
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