Compressed Gas Cylinder Safety
Awareness training for anyone who receives, moves, stores, connects or uses compressed gas cylinders at work. It covers why cylinders are dangerous, the hazards of the common gases, how to identify a cylinder from its label, storage and segregation, handling and transport, regulators and safe use, and first response to leaks, fires and damaged cylinders. It does not qualify anyone to fill, test or repair cylinders, and site rules and national regulations decide the actual values.
- Modules
- 6
- Participants max.
- 20
- Langue
- EN
Ce qu'elle couvre habituellement
- 1
Why Gas Cylinders Deserve Respect
- Gas Cylinders at Work and What This Course Covers
- Compressed, Liquefied and Dissolved Gases
- Stored Pressure Energy and the Cylinder as a Projectile
- The Hazard Families of Gases
- Who Does What: Users, Supervisors, Employers and Suppliers
- 2
The Common Gases and Their Hazards
- Oxygen and Oxygen Enrichment
- Acetylene: A Dissolved Gas With Its Own Rules
- Hydrogen and LPG: Flammable Gases Light and Heavy
- Nitrogen, Argon, Helium and Carbon Dioxide
- Breathing Air, Toxic and Corrosive Gases, and Cryogenic Liquids
- 3
The Cylinder and Its Identification
- How a Cylinder Is Built: Shell, Valve, Guard and Cap
- Pressure Relief Devices
- The Label Is the Primary Identification
- Colour Coding, Shoulder Markings and Test Date Stamps
- Receiving and Inspecting a Cylinder
- 4
Storing, Moving and Transporting Cylinders
- Storing Cylinders: Upright, Secured and Ventilated
- Segregation: Flammables, Oxidisers, Full and Empty
- Moving Cylinders by Hand and by Trolley
- Lifting Cylinders with Cranes and Forklifts, and Using Lifts
- Carrying Cylinders in Vehicles
- 5
Connecting and Using Cylinders
- Regulators and Choosing the Right One for the Gas
- Connecting Up: Threads, Seals and Leak Testing
- Opening Valves and Working Safely at the Point of Use
- Hoses, Flashback Arrestors and Non-Return Valves
- Manifolds, Pipelines and Poorly Ventilated or Confined Spaces
- Shutting Down, Empty Cylinders and Returns
- 6
Emergencies, Upkeep and Realistic Cases
- A Leaking Cylinder: First Response
- Cylinders in a Fire and Heated Acetylene Cylinders
- A Toppled Cylinder, a Sheared Valve and First Aid
- Periodic Inspection and Testing, and Daily User Checks
- Putting It Together: Three Realistic Cases
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