H2s Clear Class

H2S Clear (4 hours)

Bring government issued photo ID and arrive 10 minutes prior to class start time.

PEC H2S Clear for Energy 

PEC H2S Clear was designed to improve employee safety for general industry workers who may potentially encounter hydrogen sulfide in the workplace. This program meets the revised standards set forth in the ANSI/ASSE Z390.1—2017 and incorporates all the benefits of a PEC Safety standardized training program. PEC H2S Clear will provides students with crucial knowledge of the dangers of H2S and the precautions, tools and controls necessary when working in potential H2S environments.

Certification

Upon completion of the course, all students are issued a physical and digital PEC ID card with their name, company name, picture, barcode, and completed course. All students are automatically entered into PEC’s Advanced Training Tracker where your company’s clients and auditors can view proof of employee orientation. Recertification 1 year.

METHOD OF INSTRUCTION 

Methods of instruction include but are not limited to, lecture, video, and power point presentation. Each student will be required to take a written test at the end of the course and while performing their assigned work duties. Upon successful completion, each student is issued a picture ID with a unique bar code. The student information is then stored in an online database. This orientation has become the standard program for the industry and certifies a student at awareness level.

COURSE COMPONENTS INCLUDE:

• Buddy System
• Burning, Flaring, and Venting
• Characteristics of Hydrogen Sulfide
• Chemical Properties Corrective
• Actions and Shutdown Procedures
• Dispersion Models Effects of Hydrogen Sulfide on Metals
• Emergency Response and Evacuation
• Emerging Technology
• Engineering Controls
• First Aid and Post-exposure Evaluation
• Hydrogen Sulfide in Confined Spaces
• Hazard Communication for Hydrogen
• Sulfide Hazards of Hydrogen Sulfide and Sulfur Dioxide
• Health Effects
• Ignition Sources
• Methods for Detecting and Monitoring
• Operation of Safety Equipment and Life Support Systems
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Physical Properties
• Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals
• Rescue Techniques
• Respiratory Protection
• Sources of Hydrogen Sulfide
• State and Federal Regulatory Requirements
• Transportation
• Ventilation
• Warning Signs
• Warning Systems Well Control (Drilling Operations)
• Wind Direction Work Procedures