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Increasing availability and adoption of fuel cell electric vehicles (FCEVs) presents new safety challenges for First Responders (FR).
The Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) in collaboration with AIChE has developed a microtraining learning plan as part of the Hydrogen Safety for First Responders training. This 4-part multimedia course aims to better inform incident responders and support the safe handling and use of hydrogen in a variety of fuel cell applications.
In this second course of the First Responders MicroTraining learning plan, you’ll learn about the impact of fire on hydrogen storage and high-voltage battery and the proper guidelines for fire response and extrication.
The completion of this learning plan qualifies for a certificate of completion with 1.5 Professional Development Hour (PDH) credit.
Click here to enroll in the First Responders Micro Training learning plan.
- Thermally-activated pressure relief devices (TRPDs) and implications for fire response
- Similarities in fire-response between FCEVs and other vehicles
- Differences in fire-response between FCEVs and other vehicles
- Guidance for extrication operations
Fire Responders,and law enforcement
- Welcome
- Course objectives
- Unique Hazards of FCEVs and Why it Matters
- Microlearning Video
- Key Takeaways
- Quiz Assessment for ELA262
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