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Saturday, January 11, 2025

RISK ASSESSMENT FOR WORKING IN A HYDROGEN SULPHIDE (H2S) AREA

RISK ASSESSMENT FOR WORKING IN A HYDROGEN SULPHIDE (H2S) AREA
RISK ASSESSMENT FOR WORKING IN A HYDROGEN SULPHIDE (H2S) AREA


Risk Assessment for Working in a Hydrogen Sulphide (Hâ‚‚S) Area," available on HSE Documents, provides a detailed evaluation of hazards and control measures associated with Hâ‚‚S exposure. This editable Word-format document is designed for HSE professionals worldwide, offering ready-to-use guidance to mitigate risks such as toxic gas exposure, respiratory issues, and fire hazards. It ensures compliance with safety standards, enhancing workplace safety for project managers, engineers, and supervisors handling Hâ‚‚S-related operations


1.0. Hazards

1.1. Lack of training – Entering a H₂S area (Field Employees)

1.2. Lack of training – Entering a H₂S area (Visitors)

1.3. Lack of training – Departure from a H₂S area (Field Employees & Visitors)


2.0. Hazards Effects (If the hazard is released

2.1. Unconsciousness / Fatalities

2.2. Unnecessary extensive rescue operations may be initiated in an emergency


3.0. Existing Risk Control Measures

Follow HSE Training and Competence Procedure. Two training courses shall be provided: 

3.1. Hâ‚‚S Awareness and Escape: Required for all staff regularly entering Hâ‚‚S-designated areas. This course addresses hazards associated with Hâ‚‚S, occupational exposure limits, detection and alarm systems, and appropriate actions when an alarm sounds.

3.2. Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) Training: Provides personnel with the knowledge and skills to use SCBA effectively.

Visitors without a valid Hâ‚‚S Entry Permit may be authorized to enter low-risk Hâ‚‚S areas if: 

  • The Production Coordinator authorizes entry. 
  • The visitor is accompanied by trained operations staff. 
  • The visitor's ID is retained in the control room. 
  • The visitor signs the station log.

Upon completing work or visiting an Hâ‚‚S-designated location, ensure: 

  • The station log is signed. 
  • Hâ‚‚S Entry Permit or ID is removed from the control board. 
  • An access authorization form is canceled if required.



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