This Level 4 course provides an in-depth exploration of hydrogen safety, combining scientific principles with practical safety procedures. Learners will develop a thorough understanding of hydrogen systems and stay up to date with the latest advancements in technology and safety practices.
This course is split into 5 key Units:
Unit 1: Hydrogen’s properties
Learners explore the chemistry of hydrogen and how it compares to other fuels, gaining detailed knowledge of its structure and properties. This foundational understanding is essential throughout the course.
Unit 2: Hydrogen Safety & Risk Management
Learners have in-depth instruction on classifying hazards, risk assessments, risk mitigation strategies and the regulatory requirements which enforce them.
Unit 3: Hydrogen Production Methods
Learners examine the science behind various hydrogen production methods, deepening their understanding of technological advancements and key safety considerations.
Unit 4: Hydrogen Storage & Distribution
Learners explore the structure, safety, and use of hydrogen storage mediums, comparing their practicality. They also analyse transportation methods (pipelines, tube trailers, rail, and ship) focusing on design and safety.
Unit 5: Hydrogen’s Uses and Applications
Learners will explore hydrogen applications, including fuel cells and internal combustion engines, along with safety considerations for refuelling stations, tunnels, and confined spaces. They will also examine its role in aviation and maritime transport for both industrial and commercial use.
Assessment:
During this course, learners will complete:
Learning objectives:
Each module includes learning objectives that outline what learners should be able to do after completing the unit. These objectives may be assessed, though not all are mandatory.
Costs:
£1,250 + VAT and awarding body costs.
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