Gas Tester
Introduction
Introduction
Training shall consist of a combination of formal instruction (e.g., lecture, discussion, interactive, video, written material),
practical training (demonstrations performed by the trainer and practical exercises performed by trainee) and evaluation of the
Candidates performance at the work site
Each candidate will undergo a theory assessment test and a Practical Gas Testing Assessment for successfully completion of
the course.
Completed checklists in addition to completed multiple-choice questions would be assessed to verify competence.
Course Objective
By the end of this course participants should be able to:
- Understand the risks associated with confined space entry
- Understanding operational instructions
- Know Codes of Practice and Guidance Notes
- Know the testing requirements for oxygen, flammable and toxic gases Recognize problems and limitations in their
- knowledge and expertise
- Understanding and recording of results
- Understand the hazards of deficient, environments
- Understand the properties of different gases Know the acceptable levels Understand the operating principles ofatmosphere monitoring and measuring equipment
- Know of when and why gas testing is required, i.e. for confined spaces and for hot work.
- Select, maintain and use the correct gas testing equipment.
- Conduct interpret and document gas testing in confined spaces and for hot work.
Course Outline
The course will cover the following topics:
- Confined Space Fatalities due to Atmospheric Hazards
- Confined Space Fatalities by Type of Space (all industries)
- The hazards of operations within an oxygen deficient, toxic or flammable environment
- Carrying out a suitable and sufficient risk assessment (TBRA) or (KBRA)
- Using safe systems of work
- The implications of organizational and statutory requirements
- Interpreting operational requirements
- How to select, use and care for PPE and RPE
- Working within the Permit to Work system
- The operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and measuring equipment Overview of Common Terms and Definitions LEL, UEL, PPM, TWA, STEL, IDLH. H2S Concentration levels and effects
- Carbon Monoxide CO Properties, Concentration levels and effects
- Gas Properties Determining Gas or Vapor Concentrations
- Potential Exposure Areas
- Interpreting Gas Test Results
- Lower Explosive Limits Explained
- The operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and measuring equipment Gas detector pre-start checks Calibrating the
- instruments used in atmospheric testing
- How to set up the relevant detector for each gas testing application
- The behavior of different flammable and toxic gases
- The range and frequency of tests
- Acceptable levels of flammable and toxic gases
- Performing gas tests in sequence
- Obtaining a representative atmosphere sample
- Monitoring and retesting
- Where to site portable or transportable equipment that will be used to continuously monitor the atmosphere
- Interpreting and documenting the results Other environmental conditions Acceptable Limits: Hot Work and confined spaces
- Changes to equipment design, legislation and certification
- The operating principles of atmosphere monitoring and measuring equipment Instrument Precautions, Practical:
- Instruments Overview
- General Situations Requiring Gas Testing,
- Planning for Gas Tests, Preparation of the Work, Key points.
- HAZID by Energy Sources, Typical Gas Testing Scenarios,
- Your actions on hearing the Alarm, Record Readings, Evacuation
- Practical Assessment: Site Gas Testin
| Ref |
Location |
From |
To |
| IIRSM12 |
Cairo |
17-1-2024 |
17-1-2024 |
| IIRSM12 |
Cairo |
3-4-2024 |
3-4-2024 |
| IIRSM12 |
Cairo |
3-7-2024 |
3-7-2024 |
| IIRSM12 |
Cairo |
21-11-2024 |
21-11-2024 |