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Join us for our next Safe Net Zero event - Safety considerations for the production and large scale storage of hydrogen and its derivatives

In the Autumn 2024 Budget, the UK government announced further investment in hydrogen production and infrastructure, bolstering confidence for those working in this area.

To make Great Britain a safe, green energy superpower, new hydrogen production and storage projects need to build in safety from the start, whilst existing ones need to continue to manage safety risks effectively throughout the project lifecycle.

To help industry, government and academia achieve this, HSE is once again bringing together key hydrogen stakeholders to share knowledge and experiences, so that together they can ensure the safe development and roll out of hydrogen technologies.

We are putting together a two-day programme where you can expect safety-focused thought leadership and the latest technological insights from several major UK and international projects producing and storing both hydrogen and its derivatives.

We'll be announcing the agenda and speakers in the New Year, but until then you can book now at our early bird rate of £395, saving £100 on the full ticket price of £495!

(Early bird rate valid until 6 January 2025).

Train with HSE - Hydrogen: The Fundamentals

Based on HSE’s 20 years of experimental hydrogen safety research, this course helps those already working with, or looking to work with, hydrogen understand how it may behave differently to incumbent fuels and how to engineer for those differences.

The course provides an introduction to the properties and behaviour of hydrogen and its effect on materials and system design, including gas detection, purging and gas handling.

Delegates will examine the Dangerous Substances and Explosive Atmospheres Regulations (DSEAR), receive an introduction to Hazardous Area Classification (HAC) and look at risk mitigation and control measures.

Delegates will also establish how to respond to an emergency, how to choose appropriate PPE and will explore the use of liquid hydrogen.​

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New from HSE and Ricardo: Learn how to manage an incident involving hydrogen

This in-person workshop developed in collaboration between HSE and Ricardo provides fundamental knowledge on how to manage incidents involving hydrogen.

As the use of hydrogen as a low carbon energy vector increases, so does the potential for an unintended incident.

The consequences of hydrogen emergencies can be catastrophic, therefore producers, transporters, end users and first responders all need to understand how to work with hydrogen safely, as well as proactively plan for incidents involving hydrogen , so that individuals, teams and organisations know what to do should an incident occur.

This one-day, in-person workshop has been developed by HSE and Ricardo and is designed to help delegates understand the risks associated with hydrogen, the hazards created by an incident and build competence in proactive emergency planning should an incident involving hydrogen occur.

Build upon your knowledge and competence even further

Delegates of our hydrogen training may also find the following courses of interest:

COMAH: Compliance for Lower Tier Establishments

DSEAR: Gases and Liquids

DSEAR: Hazardous Area Classification for Gases and Liquids

NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Process Safety Management

In-company training

Our hydrogen training can be delivered in-company as a cost-effective and time-efficient way to train multiple delegates from the same organisation.Â

Visit solutions.hse.gov.uk to view all of our upcoming courses.

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