by eftrain331 | Sep 17, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide
H2S is a deadly gas that smells like rotten eggs and can be found in a wide variety of places. Although your first notice of the gas may be from smelling H2S in tiny quantities, the sense of smell should never be relied upon to detect whether or not H2S is present in... by eftrain331 | Sep 10, 2015 | First Aid CPR AED, Hydrogen Sulfide
Many of our San Antonio oil and gas customers request to combine H2S awareness classes and CPR training. Even though these are two very different types of training courses, they can blend well together in a single day training session. EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS... by eftrain331 | Aug 21, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide, Safety
Injection wells are not always thought of as H2S sources, but it should be mentioned during San Antonio H2S training that injectors are possible sources of hydrogen sulfide. Most injectors in South Texas will be classified as disposal wells, however, workers in other... by eftrain331 | Aug 13, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide, Weather
Click Here for Free Online H2S Training at WWW.Oilfield.Training In South Texas, wind can be an actual weather hazard when it becomes intense enough, as we have written in an earlier post. On wellsites with active H2S, the released H2S will be pushed around by... by eftrain331 | Aug 12, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide
San Antonio: Bump test your H2S monitor here. In order to keep track of hydrogen sulfide concentrations and protect workers, a combination of different types of H2S monitoring processes are used. Alarms will have a visual and audible component to notify workers. Fixed... by eftrain331 | Aug 10, 2015 | Hydrogen Sulfide
Hydrogen sulfide, or H2S, is caused by the breakdown of organic material within an anaerobic environment. An oilfield is typically an “anaerobic” or oxygen deprived environment because it is buried thousands of feet deep. Many oils may also contain a significant...