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  • Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S)/Respiratory Protection
     
    Overview:  Our goal in this course of instruction is to inform you how to recognize when Hydrogen Sulfide is present in your work area and to describe the precautions necessary to work with Hydrogen Sulfide safely. This program will help to fulfill the training requirements of API Recommended Practice 49, ANSI Z390.1 and other regulatory standards.

    Course Length:  4 hours

    Course Objectives:  Upon completion of this training the student will be familiar with:
    • Give the definition of Hydrogen Sulfide along with its toxicity, common names and how it is formed.
    • State that the common industrial sites where H2S can be found include Petro-Chemical, Petroleum Exploration and Production, Manufacturing, and Agricultural.
    • State the properties and characteristics of H2S.
    • List the concentrations/toxic levels of H2S according to the ACGIH TLV/TWA; OSHA PEL/TWA along with exposure levels and toxic gas comparisons.
    • List the common H2S effects on individuals along with entry routes, susceptibility and hyper susceptibility issues.
    • Compare/contrast the detection and monitoring personal, portable and fixed monitors and detectors including chemical vs. electronic instrumentation.
    • Hands on exhibit of SCBA use and limitations
    • Compare/contrast the Types of Air Supplied Respirators including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus; Airline Respirator with Egress Bottle and the Escape Pack.
    • Discuss the Special Problems created with the use of Corrective Glasses/Contact Lenses; Facial Hair and Facial Characteristics.
    • List the Medical Considerations with wearing a Air Supplied Respirator
    • Demonstrate proper Maintenance and Inspection of Air Supplied Respirators.
    • Complete a Donning and Doffing Exercise according to regulatory and company specific time limits.
    • Discuss Rescue, First Aid Techniques and Post Exposure Evaluation including Emergency Rescue; Rescue Breathing and CPR; Medical Follow-Up with students stating the importance of maintaining a valid Adult CPR and First Aid certification.
    CFR Reference:  ANZI Z390, 29 CFR 1910.1000(b)(2), 1910.134

    Course Required By:  OSHA

    Written Exam:  Written and hands on competency will be evaluated at the end of each course. Incorrectly answered questions will be reviewed with student to ensure understanding before completion of course.

    Retraining:  Student is responsible for retraining every year.

    Course Price:
    Hydrogen Sulfide Safety with Respiratory Protection:  $100
    Fit Test:  $25

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    General Information:
    Safety Management Systems           
    2916 N. University Avenue
    Lafayette, LA 70507
     
    Deliveries:
    P.O. Box 98000
    Lafayette, LA 70509-8000