H2S:

 - Properties of H2S
During the course we focus on
the H2S properties from the practical side. Why we have to know H2S properties?

What are the hazards of H2S?
How can we avoid these
hazards? 

- Locations of H2S
In this
part we explains the locations of the H2S gases in working environment,
explaining that it is not only on the oil and Gas industries.
What are the
other places where H2S is found?

- Symptoms of
inhaling H2S
What is the harmful effect of inhaling H2S?

What are the symptoms that appear on a person who inhaled H2S ?

The mechanism of H2S effect on the body, and how does it affect
the respiratory system.

- Emergency and rescue
procedures
Some scenarios from work areas affected by H2S will be discussed
in this part.
What to do when the gas is in the air?
How to
be ready all time for any expected problems?

- Procedure and
evacuation plan
- Escape kits and escape wire

-
Practical Session
Safety equipments demonstration, Sensors, SCBA
kits, escape kits
How to use the Self contained breathing apparatus “SCBA”,
Donning and Doffing?

First AID and CPR:

Theory session
- Emergency definition?           

- The objectives of the course?         
- Emergency Scenarios
discussion during the course from day to day lives that are very common and can
happen to any one.            
- Discuss the common reactions
in such emergency situations
- The dangers we face when making a wrong
reaction in an emergency situation
- Explaining the best
solution for each emergency situation discussed through which we can standardize
a rule that must be followed in any emergency.
Stop, Think then act

- How to assess the different situations?
- How can we expect the
hazards that might be encountered in an emergency
- How to be safe and not
to be in danger while rescuing others
- How to alert an
emergency?    
- Local emergency numbers      
- The 4 W’s
rule
- Multimedia/ Video will be played during the course


Practical session:

-
Injury Assessment          
- Bandaging
- Dislocations and
Fracture Management
- Secondary Care (CPR)
- Scene
Assessment
- Barrier use
- Casualty Assessment
- Rescue breathing
and CPR: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
- Serious Bleeding
management
- Shock management
- Choking Management
- Nose Bleeding
management 
- Sugar Coma