Safety Training Course

Compressed Gas Cylinders - Handling and Storage

Protect your team through clear Compressed Gas Cylinders - Handling and Storage instruction on safe handling and storage practices for compressed gas.

Length:
8m
Language(s):
EN
Year Produced:
2013

Compressed Gas Cylinders - Handling and Storage

The Compressed Gas Cylinders - Handling and Storage program builds practical awareness and supports consistent workplace decisions. Key outcomes include the ability to spot frequent types of compressed gases, spot typical hazards of compressed gases, and summarize how to safely store and use compressed gases. The material also helps learners explain how cryogenic liquids are different. Practical examples connect the subject to routine tasks, expected procedures, and decisions employees may need to make on the job. Learners finish with a clearer understanding of what to look for, how to respond, and when to raise a concern or seek additional guidance.

Course Overview

  • Spot frequent types of compressed gases
  • Spot typical hazards of compressed gases
  • Summarize how to safely store and use compressed gases
  • Explain how cryogenic liquids are different
  • Summarize precautions to be taken to prevent issues
Objectives:
Spot frequent types of compressed gases
Spot typical hazards of compressed gases
Summarize how to safely store and use compressed gases
Explain how cryogenic liquids are different

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FAQs

Which three most typical types of compressed gases are covered?

The three most typical types of compressed gases are liquefied, non-liquefied, and dissolved gases.

Which cryogenic liquids are covered?

Cryogenic liquids are extremely cold liquids that, at normal temperatures, would be a gas. They have a low boiling point and need to be kept very cold to prevent vaporization.

Which most typical hazards of compressed gases are covered?

Compressed gases may be flammable, toxic, oxidizing, or corrosive. Some gases have more than one hazard associated with them.

Which first aid actions are expected to be taken if cryogenic liquid comes in contact with the skin?

Rinse the affected area with tepid water and seek medical advice. Hot water and dry heat are expected to not be used as the re-warming process are expected to be gradual.

What is the most common oxidizing compressed gas?

Oxygen is the most typical oxidizing compressed gas as it accelerates combustion. Due to this property, it are expected to be kept at least 20 feet from flammable and highly combustible materials.

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