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H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue – London, 25–29 Jan 2027

H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue runs in London from Monday 25 January to Friday 29 January 2027 (1 Week). The fee is 25,300 SAR per participant. The same programme is also scheduled in 1 other city.

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Dates
Length
1 Week
Fee per participant
25,300 SAR
Format
In person, London
Venue
Central London four-star
Status
Open for registration
Week
4 of 2027
Reference
827_20342

This session

25–29 Jan 2027

This H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue session in London runs from Monday 25 January to Friday 29 January 2027 (week 4, Q1 2027). It is the only date in London in 2027, at a fee of 25,300 SAR. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person at Central London four-star.

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When does H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue in London start and finish?

It starts on Monday 25 January and finishes on Friday 29 January 2027: 1 Week.

How much does H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue in London cost?

The fee for this date is 25,300 SAR per participant. Please read our cancellation policy before you book.

Is this date held in person or online?

It is held in person in London, at Central London four-star.

Where else does H2S Safety and Toxic Gas Protection: Detection, Breathing Apparatus and Rescue run?

It is also scheduled in 1 other city: Dubai.

What does this programme cover?

H2S safety failures on sour wells, gas plants and refineries rarely come from missing equipment; they come from crews who trust their sense of smell, personal monitors left unbumped, breathing sets donned too late and rescuers who enter a pit without air. A single knockdown can turn into multiple casualties within minutes. This Core Concept course trains operating, maintenance and HSE staff to recognise hydrogen sulphide and companion toxic gases, read detector alarms, wear and check breathing apparatus, control sour work and lead first response. Participants build an H2S Contingency Plan for a case site.

The programme outline covers:

  • Introduction
  • Course Objectives
  • Target Audience
  • Course Outline
  • Day 1: Hydrogen Sulphide Hazard Profile and Sour Service Sources
  • Day 2: Exposure Limits, Companion Toxic Gases and Gas Detection Technology
  • Day 3: Breathing Apparatus, Detector Upkeep and Sour Work Controls
  • Day 4: H2S Contingency Planning, Vessel Entry, Rescue and Drills
  • Day 5: Sour Site Release Simulation and H2S Contingency Plan Capstone
  • Skills You Will Gain
  • Why Attend This Course
  • Conclusion
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Where else does this programme run?

Also scheduled in 1 other city.

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