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Gas Monitor Competence Training – MultiRAE and RAE Systems Gas Monitors

The course meets the OSHA 1910.146(h)(2) requirements, providing understanding on how to operate Honeywell MultiRAE and the most frequently used RAE Systems gas monitors. This is crucial, as OSHA's Confined Space Entry curriculum does not cover this essential knowledge. In addition, the course serves as a refresher on the risks involved in confined space entry.

AVERTISSEMENT

This course is intended to complement, not replace, the operating manual that accompanies your product. It’s essential to read the manual thoroughly before using the device. The product will only function as intended if used and maintained in accordance with the manufacturer’s directions. Failure to do so could result in the product not working correctly, putting the safety of those who depend on it at risk, and possibly leading to serious personal injury or death.

APERÇU DU COURS

The Gas Monitor Competence Training serves as an essential requirement, not merely a choice. This is due to the gas detector – the single equipment upon which the worker’s life relies – is NOT COVERED in the OSHA Confined Space Entry curriculum. OSHA courses alone leave workers unequipped to operate their gas detectors safely and confidently. The Gas Monitor Competence Training course is tailored to your specific monitor and provides insights that are not available in manuals or YouTube videos. This course fills the gap between “compliant” and “safe,” integrating elements of a confined space refresher with features of the gas monitors most useful to workers, ensuring more effective compliance with 1910.146(h)(2).

SUJETS DU COURS

Le cours couvre :

Confined space refresher – definition and dangers
Most common gases, their behaviors in confined spaces, and what they do to your body
Secret, on-the-spot troubleshooting tricks of the trade including the Hard Zero©
Correct and incorrect alarm responses
Bump definition, reasons, myths, and performance
Calibration definition, myths, performance
The Four Calibration Situations©
Pump vs non-pump operations and myths
Basic and advanced functions
Viewing peak exposures after an alarm
Sensor types, warnings and troubleshooting
Battery and Water Resistance crucial information
Do’s and Don’ts