We're excited to announce that we are upgrading AIChE Academy's learning system for an enhanced user experience and quick access to content.
To ensure a smooth transition, please complete any in-progress courses before December 15, 2025. Otherwise you will need to restart the course from the beginning after December 22, 20225. Repurchasing will not be necessary. Contact customer service with any questions.
This introduction to Hydrogen Safety for First Responders is a Web-based course that provides an "awareness level" overview of hydrogen for fire, law enforcement, and emergency medical personnel. This multimedia tutorial acquaints first responders with hydrogen, its basic properties, and how it compares to other familiar fuels; hydrogen use in fuel cells for transportation and stationary power; potential hazards; initial protective actions should a responder witness an incident; and supplemental resources including videos, supporting documents, and links relevant to hydrogen safety.
First Responders and Emergency Medical Personnel
Section 1: Hydrogen Basics
Section 2: Transport & Storage
Section 3: Hydrogen Vehicles
Section 4: Hydrogen Dispensing
Section 5: Stationary Facilities
Section 6: Emergency Response
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Download the Hydrogen Incident Recovery Guide
This document applies to the recovery phase of a typical emergency management framework that includes planning, response, mitigation, and recovery.
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