Program:
H2S Alive Calgary
$155 + $7.75 tax = $162.75 Visa, Mastercard or etransfer to worksafe454@gmail.com. Please register at 403-214-1558, or 404-619-5205 as class dates, locations and availability vary.
This outstanding program is taught by certified and experienced instructors, authorized by Energy Safety Canada . Please arrive on time and bring picture id (government authorized). Wear comfortable clothes as you will be doing rescues and putting on breathing apparatus. There are no prerequisites but you should be literate enough in English to write the exam. Participants must be able to breathe under air (SCBA or SABA) and conduct rescues.
This course shows workers how to work safely in and around hydrogen sulfide (H2S) environments.
H2S is a naturally occurring gas. It is often referred to as sour gas, acid gas, stink damp or sulphurated hydrogen. H2S is colourless, heavier than air in its pure state, and extremely toxic. It can also deaden your sense of smell. In low concentrations, it has a rotten egg smell and causes eye and throat irritation. At higher concentrations, it can cause death.
For these reasons, training in how to protect yourself is crucial in any industry where H2S might be encountered. This course provides participants with the skills and knowledge to help them identify and detect H2S, mitigate the hazards of working in an H2S environment, and respond to an incident involving an H2S release. It includes both theory and practical application exercises.
UPON COMPLETION
Upon successful completion of the course and examination with a minimum score of 70%, you will receive a Certificate of Completion that is valid for three years.
TOPICS COVERED
- H2S properties
- Health hazards and locations
- Hazard assessment and control
- Respiratory protective equipment
- Detection of H2S
- Initial response strategy
INSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS
Class Maximum: 20
Hours: Up to 8 hours
Exam Type: Closed book
Mandatory Practical Course Requirements:
- Participants must be able to put on a mask and breathe under air
- Participants must be able to participate in rescue drag techniques
H2S Alive FAQ
How much does h2s Alive cost?
The cost of this course is $145 + $7.25 tax = $152.25 . Candidates receive their credit card receipt by email. They have the option of receiving their written receipt at the class or online. The h2s ticket is issued immediately upon successful completion.
Do you have to be clean-shaven for h2s Alive?
It is not required as part of the program to be clean-shaven. However, you may not fit the mask you will be wearing at the course, as it conforms better to a face that has no beard. Be aware that you will need to be clean-shaven when you go to a field location and are expected to wear a respirator in an emergency situation.
How long is the h2s Alive course?
The course ranges from up to 8 hours. The time depends on the size of the class, number of breaks, length of the lunch break, and how long it takes the class to write the exam.
What is the difference between h2s Alive and h2s awareness?
H2S Alive is a franchised course by Energy Safety Canada and offered through Authorized Providers. To be allowed entry to most oil and gas facilities, particularly in the upstream oil or gas sector, the only accepted course is H2S Alive. Workers must show their skills are competent in the class, such as donning SCBAs and conducting rescues. Students must receive at least 70% on their exam.
H2S Awareness is a course designed to provide general awareness to workers who might have limited exposure to Hydrogen Sulphide gas but don’t enter typical petroleum sites in Alberta.
What is h2s certification?
H2S Alive, an Energy Safety Canada trademarked product, has been adopted as a standard for the petroleum industry. It has the most recognition in Western Canada as the school to provide training on hydrogen sulphide gas. As a result, most employers have a preference for employees and visitors or contractors with this certification.
What does h2s stand for?
Hydrogen sulfide gas.
H2S is the chemical name for hydrogen sulphide gas, which is a naturally occurring toxic gas that is found in Alberta and many other areas of the world. It can be produced as a by-product of drilling and is found in volcanic activity, and sulphur mountains as well as industries such as pulp and paper, mining, wastewater containment, and in sewers. The H2S Alive program is a training session designed to make people aware of the dangers and properties of hydrogen sulfide gas.
How fast can h2s kill you?
H2S is called the “two second knockdown”, as it is highly toxic to humans and other animal species. It can cause the respiratory system to fail rapidly but can also affect the cardiovascular system and neurological system and cause pulmonary edema. Death can occur immediately above 700 ppm. The IDLH or Immediately Dangerous to Life and Health limit of 100 ppm has been established Federally in Canada.
What does h2s smell like?
Hydrogen sulfide has a rotten egg smell. Some common names for the gas include sewer gas, stink damp, swamp gas, sour gas, acid gas, and manure gas. It occurs naturally in crude petroleum, natural gas, and hot springs and where anaerobic decomposition occurs. Why it is considered so dangerous is that people have a problem detecting the odor over a low odor threshold. Once they lose the smell, they think that H2S has gone away. In fact, it may be increasing in intensity
Allstar Enviro Safety Registration Policies
AllstarEnviroSafety greatly values your business. In order to provide consistency and equality for all our students and clients, exceptions to the following policies will not be offered.
COVID 19 Policy
Please do not attend the class if you have COVID 19 symptoms. Wearing masks is optional and at your own discretion.
Refund / Transfer and No Show Policies:
To be eligible for a full refund or to transfer to a new course, notification in writing, must be received no less than five (5)business days prior to the start date (excluding the day of the course).
If you are ill, a medical note can be sent for credit or course date transfer, upon our discretion. No shows without 5 days written notice or late arrivals (over 15 minutes) will not be refunded.
On-line Courses – All registrations are final and no Refunds are available.
AllstarEnviro Safety Course Cancellations:
AllstarEnviroSafety reserves the right to cancel classes. Cancellation notices are via email or phone. In the unlikely event that your training course does not take place after your booking has been confirmed, we will make every effort to reschedule the course and you will be offered an alternative date to take the course issued.
Blended first aid courses can not be refunded. Once the link is sent to a client, we cannot obtain a refund from the First aid institution.
Prerequisite Policy:
A course prerequisite: any requirement a program identifies as necessary for a student to have successfully completed before taking the course. For example, H2S Alive, Common Safety Orientation and Ground Disturbance require that you bring government issued picture i.d. to the class. For recertification of CPR and First Aid, H2S Alive Blended Renewal. It is a requirement to send us the ticket to prove that the card has not expired yet.
It is the right of AllstarEnviro Safety and/or the instructor to cancel a student’s registration in a course if the student has not satisfied the published prerequisites for the course. Failure to provide proof of prerequisites on the day of the training will result in a full forfeit of course fees. Students are ultimately responsible for knowing and adhering to course prerequisites.
Third Party Registrations and Payments (companies, parents, spouses, friend, etc.)
As a third-party registrant, you agree to these policies on behalf of the student. It is the third party’s responsibility to ensure that all communication for the program is received by the student. AllstarEnviroSafety will not release any of the Student’s personal information, to the third party without the Student’s prior written consent including grades, or copies of tickets.
Inherent Risk
Some risk is inherent in all courses. Many programs include lifting, hanging from a tripod, putting on breathing apparatus, rescuing and doing compressions repeatedly. By enrolling and participating in these courses, it is understood that you are aware of this element of risk and accept it as an integral part of the activity. For those of you with any limitations, please identify them at the time of registration so we can do our best to accommodate your needs.
Cell phones, Cameras and Electronic devices
For the protections of our student’s privacy, the use of personal electronic devices for recording, photographing and video purposes is strictly prohibited. Please use electronic devices respectfully in all areas.
Literacy
Our programs require a certain level of literacy and a grasp of the English language to pass. Most programs do not accommodate an oral exam. In addition, please bring your necessary hearing aids and glasses so that the student can grasp the program being delivered.
Behavior Policy
AllstarEnviroSafety strives to provide our students with a safe and appropriate environment to facilitate learning. If AllstarEnviro Safety staff determine that a student’s behavior is disruptive or threatening, the staff may take any action he or she deems prudent to protect themselves. This can include discussing the matter with the student, asking the student to leave or calling the police.