IADC Accredited Programs
SCBA - Hydrogen Sulfide, Donning and Doffing - Train the Trainer
Course Description
Course is specifically designed for safety professionals and trainers in industries where workers may be exposed to hydrogen sulfide, such as oil and gas, chemical plants, and wastewater treatment. Participants will learn the critical aspects of SCBA usage, including proper procedures for donning and doffing, and will be trained to deliver this instruction effectively to others in their workplace.
Course Objective
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
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Understand the hazards and risks associated with hydrogen sulfide exposure.
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Demonstrate the proper techniques for donning and doffing SCBA equipment in H2S environments.
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Educate others on the use, maintenance, and inspection of SCBA gear.
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Recognize the importance of SCBA in protecting workers from toxic gases and ensure compliance with safety regulations.
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Conduct practical training sessions on SCBA use for workers in hazardous environments.
Course Outline
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Introduction to Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Hazards
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Overview of hydrogen sulfide properties and risks
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Health effects and safety considerations when working in H2S environments
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SCBA Equipment Overview
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Components and operation of SCBA units
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SCBA maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting
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Donning and Doffing Procedures
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Step-by-step guide to donning SCBA equipment safely
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Proper techniques for doffing SCBA in hazardous conditions
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Troubleshooting issues during donning and doffing
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Training Techniques for SCBA Use
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How to structure and deliver effective SCBA training sessions
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Conducting hands-on exercises for SCBA usage
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Key considerations when training workers in hazardous environments
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Emergency Response and Best Practices
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Procedures for emergency SCBA use and evacuation protocols
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Best practices for SCBA training in emergency situations
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Compliance with health and safety regulations related to SCBA use
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Ref | language | Mode | From | To |
IADC2 | English | On-site | 16-2-2025 | 20-2-2025 |