At the end of this course, students will be able to:

• Identify regulatory agencies related to Hydrogen Sulfide
• Identify Hydrogen Sulfide, it’s properties and characteristics
• Describe where Hydrogen Sulfide can be found in the work place
• Describe the respiratory system and the human physiology related to the respiratory system
• Recognize potential hazards when working with Hydrogen Sulfide and identify methods to control the hazards
• Describe possible mode, signs, symptoms, and consequences of exposure to Hydrogen Sulfide, both acute and chronic
• Identify primary routes of entry, health risks and effects associated with Hydrogen Sulfide
• Define Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL) and Short-Term Exposure Limit (STEL) required by OSHA for Hydrogen Sulfide
• Describe procedures, rescue and first aid in cases of Hydrogen Sulfide exposure
• Define monitoring requirements when working with Hydrogen Sulfide and monitoring equipment to be used
• Define requirements and limitations for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) when working in Hydrogen Sulfide environments
• Define Engineering Controls for Hydrogen Sulfide
• Discuss Hydrogen Sulfide related to confined spaces
• Identify respiratory protection used in a hydrogen sulfide work environment and escape packs used for emergencies
• Discuss training, safe work practices and procedures for Hydrogen Sulfide