H2S (Hydrogen Sulphide gas) is a common occupational hazard in the oil and gas industry. This video explains how to react and protect yourself in the event of exposure to this invisible killer. Sections include: The effects on humans of H2S gas in varying concentrations. Several methods to determine the presence of H2S:
at low concentrations by its distinctive smell of rotten eggs personal electronic detectors and fixed alarm systems. Procedure for personnel working in an area of potential H2S contamination. Reporting to the Operations Supervisor to obtain a work permit and safety equipment to reporting to the Operator at the designated work area. Important onsite safety information personnel should know sound of the emergency alarm position of the windsock escape exits and assembly point. Dramatised demonstration of an emergency and the consequences of not following set safety procedures in the event of an emergency.