Common hazardous gases encountered in industrial settings
Gas behavior, layering, and density
Importance of fresh air zeroing, bump testing, and calibration
Interpreting data and readings from gas detectors
Setting and understanding low and high alarm thresholds
Use of sampling accessories such as hoses and air pumps
Recognizing and responding to different alarm types
Troubleshooting and interpreting error messages
Gas Detection Training
Course Outline
This 3-hour course combines both theoretical and practical components and provides participants with the essential knowledge and skills required to safely and effectively operate gas detection equipment in the workplace.
Course Topics
Is this course for me?
This course is intended for workers who rely on portable gas detection equipment as part of their job duties, particularly in confined spaces, hazardous atmospheres, or industrial environments. It is ideal for those in construction, maintenance, emergency response, or other roles where atmospheric monitoring is critical for safety.
