Hazardous Materials Gas Metering: Principles and Practices
This comprehensive course delves deep into hazardous materials gas metering, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to safely detect, measure, and monitor gaseous substances in various environments. Beginning with an overview of the types and properties of hazardous gases, participants will understand the potential risks and safety measures associated with each. Through hands-on training, students will become proficient in using various gas detection instruments, learning to interpret readings accurately, and making informed decisions in emergencies. The curriculum also emphasizes the importance of regular equipment maintenance, calibration techniques, and the latest industry standards. By the end of the course, participants will be well-prepared to ensure the safety of themselves and those around them, whether in an industrial, commercial, or public setting. Suitable for both beginners and professionals seeking advanced training.
Includes lessons:
Basic Metering – Photo-Ionization Detection (PID) – 15 minutes
Basic Metering – Thermal Imaging (TIC) and Infrared Temperature (IR) – 15 minutes
Basic Metering – Metal Oxide Sensor (MOS) and Negative Corona Discharge – 15 minutes
Basic Metering – Catalytic Bead (aka Wheatstone Bridge) – Part 1 – 15 minutes
Basic Metering – Catalytic Bead (aka Wheatstone Bridge) – Part 2 – 15 minutes
Basic Metering – Electrochemical Sensor (EC) – 1 hour
Metering Overview 1 – 15 minutes
Metering Overview 2 – 15 minutes
Metering – Techniques – Part 1 – 30 minutes
Metering – Techniques – Part 2 – 30 minutes
Metering – From Data to Action – Part 1 – 15 minutes
Metering – From Data to Action – Part 2 – 15 minutes
Metering – From Data to Action – Part 3 – 15 minutes
4.5 hours of Continuing education credits will be awarded upon successful completion
