Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) is a colorless, flammable gas known for its distinctive rotten egg smell. It is highly toxic and poses significant risks to health, particularly in industrial environments where it may be present, such as in oil and gas extraction, wastewater treatment, and manufacturing. Given its dangers, proper training for dealing with H2S exposure is critical.

H2S Training Overview:

1. Understanding H2S:

   • Properties of H2S: Toxicity levels, flammability, and physical characteristics.
   • Sources of H2S: Common environments where it is found.
   • Health effects: Symptoms of exposure (e.g., irritation, respiratory distress, unconsciousness).

2. Detection and Monitoring:

   • Use of detection equipment: How to use personal H2S monitors and fixed detection systems.
   • Understanding exposure limits: Permissible exposure limits (PELs) and what they mean.

3. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):

   • Importance of PPE: Understanding the role of PPE and relevant guidelines.
   • Types of PPE: Respirators, gas masks, and chemical-resistant clothing.

4. Emergency Response Procedures:

   • Evacuation routes and procedures: How to safely exit a contaminated area.
   • First aid measures: Basic actions to take in case of H2S exposure (activation of emergency response, CPR, etc.).

5. Safety Protocols:

   • Safety policies: Company-specific safety protocols and procedures.
   • Risk assessment: Understanding site-specific risks and safe work practices.

SCBA Training Overview:

Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) is vital for any personnel working in environments where H2S or other toxic gases are present.

1. SCBA Components:

   • Understanding parts of SCBA: Mask, cylinder, harness, and regulator.
   • Types of SCBAs: Differences between open-circuit and closed-circuit systems.

2. Maintenance of SCBA:

   • Regular checks: Daily and monthly inspections of SCBA equipment.
   • Cleaning and servicing: Procedures for maintaining SCBA readiness and hygiene.

3. Proper Use of SCBA:

   • Donning and doffing: Correct methods for putting on and taking off SCBA equipment.
   • Fit testing: Ensuring a proper fit for optimal protection.

4. Emergency Procedures:

   • When to use SCBA: Situations requiring immediate use and the importance of situational awareness.
   • Team communication and support: How to assist colleagues in emergencies while wearing SCBA.

5. Practical Application:

   • Hands-on training: Putting on SCBA and practicing in simulated environments.
   • Scenarios: Engaging in drills to prepare for response situations involving H2S.
6. Duration: 01 day (04 Hours)