Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Awareness

This course provides essential training on working safely around hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), a hazardous gas commonly found in various industrial settings. Learners will explore the properties, health effects, detection methods, and protective measures related to H₂S exposure. The course also covers emergency response procedures and safe rescue techniques. By the end, participants will understand how to recognize risks and respond effectively to keep themselves and others safe. Earn a certificate of completion and CEUs from IACET.

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Learning Objectives

Identify common sources and characteristics of hydrogen sulfide (H₂S).
Recognize the health effects and warning signs of H₂S exposure.
Describe appropriate detection methods and personal protective equipment (PPE) for H₂S environments.

Select and use the correct type of respirator for H₂S protection.
Respond appropriately to H₂S emergencies using established response plans.
Apply safe practices when assisting victims of H₂S exposure during rescue operations.

Course Outline

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Would You Know What to Do?
3. You CAN Work Safely
4. Your Goals
2. What Is Hydrogen Sulfide?
1. Where Is Hydrogen Sulfide?
2. Characteristics
3. Knowledge Check: Sight
4. Knowledge Check: Smell
5. Knowledge Check: Warning
6. Health Effects
7. Knowledge Check: First Signs
3. What Protection Should I Use?
1. Detection
2. Knowledge Check: Respirators
3. Respirators

4. What Should I Do?
1. Knowledge Check: What Would You Do?
2. Emergency Response Plans
3. Rescue Safety – Before You Begin
4. Rescue Safety – Help the Victim
5. Conclusion
1. Knowledge Check: Training
2. Key Takeaways