Gas Detection Training

Gas detection training teaches employees to work safely with portable gas detection equipment. During the course, participants learn how gas detectors work, what hazards different gases present, and how to respond safely to an alarm.

Depending on the training program you choose, topics can include: how portable gas detectors work, recognizing and interpreting gas alarms, correctly wearing and using gas detection equipment, performing a bump test, measuring before and during work, working safely in confined spaces, and hands-on practice with gas detection equipment.

Every training course is tailored to the tasks, risks, and equipment used within your organization.

Gas detection training is designed for anyone who uses portable gas detection equipment as part of their job, or who is responsible for employee safety.

Our training courses are followed by employees from industries including: petrochemicals, chemical manufacturing, oil and gas, water utilities, waste management, energy companies, municipalities, contractors, fire departments, police, ambulance services, offshore, food production, and pharmaceuticals.

Supervisors, safety officers, and technical staff also regularly take a gas detection training course to ensure safe use of gas detection equipment across their organization.

Yes. Almost every organization works with different processes, risks, and gases, which is why our gas detection training courses can be fully tailored to your work situation.

A custom training program takes into account factors including: the gas detection equipment your company uses, the gases you work with, the tasks your employees perform, your safety procedures, and the industry you operate in.

Training can take place at our facility or on-site at your location, so employees can practice directly with the equipment and work environment they use every day.

Yes. Our basic gas detection training course covers checking gas detection equipment and the importance of correct operation, including how to perform a bump test.

Want to learn how to independently calibrate and maintain gas detectors? We offer a separate calibration training course for this. During this program, participants learn: when calibration is needed, how to carry out a calibration, working safely with calibration gas, using docking stations, and recording calibrations and certification.

We offer training for every brand and every product. Alongside calibration using docking stations, we also teach manual calibration methods.

You don’t have to make that choice on your own. The right gas detection training depends on the tasks performed, the gas detection equipment used, and the risks within your organization. Based on this, we recommend a suitable course or put together a custom training program that fully matches your situation.

When choosing a training course, we look at factors including: the experience level of participants, the industry you work in, the gases involved, whether employees work in confined spaces, whether calibration and maintenance knowledge is needed, and the gas detection equipment used.