Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to projection of elements at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

To protect personnel by preventing or controlling access to hazards in work areas by the installation and maintenance of barricades, demarcation and restricting access. This module will provide you guidance for the erection of permanent and temporary barricading and demarcation to prevent people from being unnecessarily exposed to a hazard by raising awareness of the presence of a hazard, or restricting access to an area of the workplace. The objective is to ensure that health and safety signs and barricades are placed in an appropriate and consistent manner and to clearly define the demarcation of access ways, storage areas and work areas.

Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to working at height at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

Demolition work involves many of the same hazards that arise during other construction activities. Brace or shore up the walls and floors of structures which have been damaged and needs demolition requires various control measures to be applied during this type of job. This module includes, Points to be included in demolition during planning, Hazards and its consequences and the control measures.

Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to manual task and tools at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to materials in uncontrolled motion at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

Working at height remains one of the biggest causes of fatalities and major injuries in an large scale industry. Common cases include falls from ladders, high rise structures and during erection of structures and through fragile surfaces. Work at height safety means work in any place where, if there were no precautions in place, a person could fall a distance liable to cause personal injury. This module shows how employees and workmen can take simple, practical measures to reduce the risk of any fall, while working at height.

Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to objects with sharp edges at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

Our 3D animated video library compiles the most common safety incidents due to insufficient housekeeping or irregular surfaces at steel plants and explains how to avoid them.

The purpose of the workshop

Provide basic safety information about hydrogen and generate a common platform to discuss local hydrogen safety challenges and concerns.

This course seeks to give the student an overview of hydrogen as an energy carrier, its current usage in industry, and current practices of producing, delivering, and storing hydrogen. The student will also learn about what the future holds for hydrogen and fuel cell technology, and gain an understanding of the importance of having an institutional commitment to safety and a strong safety culture.

This course describes fundamental properties of hydrogen, compares those properties to other fuels, and describes specific hazards to be addressed with hydrogen systems.

Center for Hydrogen Safety

This course is presented by the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS). CHS is a global-oriented non-profit dedicated to promoting hydrogen safety and best practices worldwide.

The CHS identifies and addresses concerns regarding the safe use of hydrogen:

As a sustainable energy carrier
In commercial and industrial applications
In hydrogen and fuel cell technologies