What is the purpose of this course?

This course is designed to provide detailed training on detecting and controlling flammable and toxic atmospheres, helping workers remain safe when operating in environments with potentially hazardous gases. It covers both detector tube devices and gas monitors, in compliance with IRP7 requirements.

How long does the course take to complete?

The online course has an approximate duration of 120 minutes, which includes all modules and the final assessment.

Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?

Yes. Upon successfully passing the final exam, participants receive a non-transferable certificate of completion. In some jurisdictions or workplaces, additional practical evaluation may be required to meet regulatory compliance.

Detection and Control of Flammable and Toxic Atmospheres

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Detection and Control of Flammable and Toxic Atmospheres

Course Overview

This course provides detailed training on the detection and control of flammable and toxic atmospheres to help you remain safe while working around potentially dangerous gases. It covers both detector tube devices (bellows and piston types) and gas monitors (personal, portable, and fixed). This course meets IRP7 requirements and addresses explosive ranges, toxic atmospheres, oxygen levels, flammable substances, vapor detection, and more.

Who Should Take This Course?

Anyone entering a work site that requires gas detection equipment. Typical worksites include plant sites, drilling operations, servicing operations, pipeline operations, upstream and downstream oilfield operations, confined spaces, and other environments where hazardous gases may be present.

Course Modules

Module 1: Introduction – Overview of course objectives and importance of gas detection.

Module 2: Detector Tube Devices – Safe operation of the most common detector tube devices.

Module 3: Continuous Gas Monitors – Personal, portable, and fixed monitors; operation, maintenance, and bump testing.

Module 4: Combustible Gas Monitors – Sensor types, display features, measurement principles, and equipment challenges.

Module 5: Fixed Continuous Monitors – Functions and characteristics of fixed monitoring systems.

Module 6: Gas Testing – Overview of gas testing procedures and detection equipment use.

Module 7: Conclusion – Review of key concepts before the final exam.

Module 8: End of Course – Final exam with 20 questions; three attempts allowed; passing mark of 80%.

Online Assessment

Participants must achieve 80% on the final exam to pass. Two additional attempts are allowed if needed.

Completion Certificate

Upon successful completion, participants receive a non-transferable certificate of completion. Practical evaluation may be required in some jurisdictions to meet regulatory requirements.

Duration: ~120 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions

This course is designed to provide detailed training on detecting and controlling flammable and toxic atmospheres, helping workers remain safe when operating in environments with potentially hazardous gases. It covers both detector tube devices and gas monitors, in compliance with IRP7 requirements.
This course is suitable for anyone required to work in areas where gas detection equipment is used, including plant sites, drilling and servicing operations, pipelines, upstream and downstream oilfield operations, and confined spaces.
The online course has an approximate duration of 120 minutes, which includes all modules and the final assessment.
Yes. Upon successfully passing the final exam, participants receive a non-transferable certificate of completion. In some jurisdictions or workplaces, additional practical evaluation may be required to meet regulatory compliance.