Course Description: 

The Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Master Trainer Course was created to fulfill a need for qualified instructors requiring a true H2S train-the-trainer event andcertificate. It offers the knowledge and preparation necessary to conduct H2S Instructor Development Courses on your own. 

 

Target Audience: 

• Professionals responsible for training others on H2S safety procedures. 

• Individuals with expertise in H2S safety regulations and practices. 

• Experienced trainers seeking to enhance their skills in delivering H2S safety training. 

• Personnel involved in overseeing H2S safety training programs and initiatives. 

 

Learning Objectives:  

• Define Learning, Training, and the factors which effect these processes 

• Discuss the different types of learning  

• Understand how different learning types influence the perception of knowledge and executing the training session  

• Understand the learning curve and the attention span  

• Understand the importance of asking questions  

• Understand how to prepare for a session  

• Discuss how to deal with potential difficulties  

• Discuss how to deal with different students  

• Discuss Course Evaluation 

• Practical Exercise: Demonstration and use of breathing apparatus, masks, headgear including pre-use checks, Emergency Response Plan and First Aid protocols. 

Certificate: 

Upon successful completion of the course, learners receive Alam AlSahara H2S Master Trainer course completion certificate, valid for two years. 

 

Course Duration: 

3 days 

 

Instructor Background: 

The instructors are qualified professionals with extensive experience in occupational health and safety, industrial operations, and professional training. They possess relevant academic qualifications and professional certifications, supported by practical industry experience. 

 

Type of Assessment: 

Multiple Choice and Practical Tests 

 

Assessment Requirement 

Participants are required to achieve 100% attendance. Assessment for this course consists of a written post‑test and a practical teaching and skills demonstration assessment. The minimum passing score for the theory post‑test is 75%, and the minimum passing score for the practical assessment is 80%. The final result combines theory and practical scores; participants must achieve a final score of at least 75% and be assessed as competent in the practical component to be awarded the certificate.