As the industry standard in Canada and recognized around the world, students will learn how to work safely in and around hydrogen sulphide (H₂S) environments and receive a 3 year certificate.

DESIGNED FOR

All workers in the petroleum industry who could be exposed to hydrogen sulphide H₂S.

TOPICS INCLUDE

H₂S properties, Health Hazards and Locations – Including worker exposure limits
Hazard Assessment and Control – Including H₂S case studies
Respiratory Protective Equipment – Including Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus
Detection of H₂S – Gas detection demonstrations with various detection devices
Initial Response Strategy – 7 steps; including 4 rescue techniques and case studies

This outstanding program is taught by Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive authorized instructors. This is the premier safety course to obtain work in the lucrative Oil and Gas industry in Western Canada. Classes are taught in Calgary, Alberta. They are run at several locations, so contact us for the classroom schedule

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Wear comfortable clothes as you will be doing physical skills, such as rescues and donning breathing apparatus. A reasonable command of English is necessary to write the exam. Please bring government issued picture i.d. with you. It is suggested that you bring a lunch.

This industry driven program highlights the strategies and preventative controls to manage your safety in a Hydrogen Sulphide gas environment. Under our Occupational Health and Safety legislation, the employer is responsible to ensure that reasonable steps have been taken to protect your health and safety at your worksite. This program provides you with the basic tools to identify the presence of H2S, and take steps to eliminate, engineer, administrate or use respiratory protective equipment to control the hazards. Training is in Calgary at a pre arranged facility.

Prerequisites:

There are no prerequisite courses needed in order to attend the H2S Alive. Bring government issued picture i.d.

Although a beard will not be allowed on an industrial site where respirators must be worn, it is acceptable to wear a beard to our courses. Reasonable English literacy is a requirement to pass the closed book exam. Participants must be able to don breathing apparatus and breathe under air and perform rescues.

Certification:

There is a closed book exam at the end of the course which must be passed. 70%. A permanent H2S Alive ticket which is certified for 3 years is provided upon successful completion of the program and exam.

Facilities:

We have a facility with full kitchen and large parking area in our SW facility. Please follow the maps instructions as sent to you upon registration to locate seminar. Our SE location has pre arranged parking.

Allstar Enviro Safety Registration Policies

AllstarEnviroSafety greatly values your business. In order to provide consistency and equality for all our students and clients, exceptions to the following policies will not be offered.

COVID 19 Policy

Please do not attend the class if you have COVID 19 symptoms. Wearing masks is optional and at your own discretion.

Refund / Transfer and No Show Policies:

To be eligible for a full refund or to transfer to a new course, notification in writing, must be received no less than five (5)business days prior to the start date (excluding the day of the course).

If you are ill, a medical note can be sent for credit or course date transfer, upon our discretion. No shows without 5 days written notice or late arrivals (over 15 minutes) will not be refunded.

On-line Courses - All registrations are final and no Refunds are available.

AllstarEnviro Safety Course Cancellations:

AllstarEnviroSafety reserves the right to cancel classes. Cancellation notices are via email or phone. In the unlikely event that your training course does not take place after your booking has been confirmed, we will make every effort to reschedule the course and you will be offered an alternative date to take the course issued.

Blended first aid courses can not be refunded. Once the link is sent to a client, we cannot obtain a refund from the First aid institution.

Prerequisite Policy:

A course prerequisite: any requirement a program identifies as necessary for a student to have successfully completed before taking the course. For example, H2S Alive, Common Safety Orientation and Ground Disturbance require that you bring government issued picture i.d. to the class. For recertification of CPR and First Aid, H2S Alive Blended Renewal. It is a requirement to send us the ticket to prove that the card has not expired yet.

It is the right of AllstarEnviro Safety and/or the instructor to cancel a student's registration in a course if the student has not satisfied the published prerequisites for the course. Failure to provide proof of prerequisites on the day of the training will result in a full forfeit of course fees. Students are ultimately responsible for knowing and adhering to course prerequisites.

Third Party Registrations and Payments (companies, parents, spouses, friend, etc.)

As a third-party registrant, you agree to these policies on behalf of the student. It is the third party’s responsibility to ensure that all communication for the program is received by the student. AllstarEnviroSafety will not release any of the Student’s personal information, to the third party without the Student’s prior written consent including grades, or copies of tickets.

Inherent Risk

Some risk is inherent in all courses. Many programs include lifting, hanging from a tripod, putting on breathing apparatus, rescuing and doing compressions repeatedly. By enrolling and participating in these courses, it is understood that you are aware of this element of risk and accept it as an integral part of the activity. For those of you with any limitations, please identify them at the time of registration so we can do our best to accommodate your needs.

Cell phones, Cameras and Electronic devices

For the protections of our student’s privacy, the use of personal electronic devices for recording, photographing and video purposes is strictly prohibited. Please use electronic devices respectfully in all areas.

Literacy

Our programs require a certain level of literacy and a grasp of the English language to pass. Most programs do not accommodate an oral exam. In addition, please bring your necessary hearing aids and glasses so that the student can grasp the program being delivered.

Behavior Policy

AllstarEnviroSafety strives to provide our students with a safe and appropriate environment to facilitate learning. If AllstarEnviro Safety staff determine that a student’s behavior is disruptive or threatening, the staff may take any action he or she deems prudent to protect themselves. This can include discussing the matter with the student, asking the student to leave or calling the police.

Why take H2S Alive Training from Allstar Enviro Safety?

Instructors are experienced public speakers and approved facilitators in this program. We provide fun and motivational classes in a great learning environment.

We incorporate techniques to reach a variety of learners, such as visual, auditory and kinesthetic In addition, Hands on skills are utilized.

Book your Energy Safety Canada H2S Alive course Today! You can phone, email us, or fill out the registration form below.

About H2S gas:

Hydrogen Sulphide gas is also known as Sour gas, H2S or stink damp. It is a WHMIS Controlled product that is extremely poisonous to people and the public while being a corrosive and toxic air pollutant. It is a deadly killer with poor warning qualities, making it difficult for workers to locate with their own senses. As a result, there have been many tragic consequences, causing numerous fatalities in the petroleum industry, pulp and paper mills, barges, pig farms, landfills, waste water treatment plants, and sewers.

This toxic, flammable, explosive and corrosive gas can naturally occur or be part of the manufacturing process and is prevalent in Alberta.

Mailing Address: 239 – 4999 – 43 St SE, Calgary, Ab T2B 3N4 Classroom locations vary.

You Can Call Us at:

Phone: 403-214-1558 Cell: 403-619-5205 Fax: 403-253-1806

Email: info@safetymom.ca

Additional Safety Knowledge

Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Framework

Alberta’s workplace safety system is built on the Occupational Health and Safety Act, the OHS Regulation, and the OHS Code (which contains the detailed technical requirements). The three-legged framework applies to virtually all Alberta workplaces except federally regulated industries (which follow Canada Labour Code Part II). Workers have three fundamental rights: the right to know about hazards, the right to participate in safety decisions, and the right to refuse unsafe work without reprisal.

Employer, Supervisor, and Worker Responsibilities

Employers must ensure the health and safety of workers, provide instruction and training, maintain equipment, and prepare a health and safety program (mandatory for workplaces with 20+ regular workers).
Supervisors must take all reasonable steps to protect workers, ensure workers use required equipment and follow procedures, and advise workers of hazards.
Workers must protect their own health and safety and that of co-workers, use required equipment, cooperate with the OHS system, and report hazards or incidents.

Failure to fulfill these duties can result in administrative penalties, orders, prosecution, and in severe cases criminal charges under the federal Criminal Code (Bill C-45).

Hazard Assessment — The Foundation of Workplace Safety

Every task should begin with a hazard assessment. Formal assessments identify hazards, evaluate risk (probability multiplied by severity), and prescribe controls following the hierarchy: elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and PPE. Field Level Hazard Assessments (FLHAs) are completed for each shift or task change. Job Safety Analyses (JSAs) document safe procedures for repetitive or non-routine work.