Course Overview
Course Content
Lesson 1: Introduction and Objectives
Overview of compressed gas use in healthcare, regulatory requirements from OSHA, NFPA, and FDA, and consequences of improper handling
Lesson 2: Compressed Gas – Risks and Hazards
Physical hazards from high pressure, chemical hazards specific to different gases, fire and explosion risks, asphyxiation dangers, and environmental considerations
Lesson 3: Compressed Gas – Safe Use
Inspection procedures before use, proper connection and disconnection techniques, leak detection methods, emergency procedures, and safe work practices
Lesson 4: Cylinder Safety Systems
Valve types and protection caps, pressure regulators and gauges, flow meters and delivery systems, safety relief devices, and connection standards
Lesson 5: Compressed Gas – Safe Transport and Storage
Proper cylinder transport methods, cart and restraint requirements, storage area design and segregation rules, full vs. empty cylinder management, and inventory control
Who This Course Is For

Certificate & Compliance
Upon successful completion, learners receive an official certificate of completion documenting their compressed gas safety training for workplace safety records and regulatory compliance.
The course includes assessments that verify understanding of cylinder hazards, safety systems, and proper handling procedures. Certificates are generated immediately and can be downloaded or printed for employee files.
Supports Compliance With:
- OSHA General Duty Clause and compressed gas safety standards
- NFPA 99: Health Care Facilities Code
- NFPA 55: Compressed Gases and Cryogenic Fluids Code
- FDA regulations for medical gas prescription drugs
- Joint Commission environment of care standards
- CMS Conditions of Participation requirements
- State health department licensing requirements
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