Who should attend this ISO 22734 Training Course?
ISO 22734 Training can be a valuable tool for any professional who is involved in the design, manufacture, installation, operation, or maintenance of hydrogen and oxygen production, storage, and delivery systems. This course can benefit various professionals, including:
- Hydrogen Production Engineers
- Safety Officers
- Plant Managers
- Quality Control Inspectors
- Compliance and Regulatory Officers
- Renewable Energy Consultants
- Operations Managers
- Technical Auditors
Prerequisites of the ISO 22734 Training Course
There are no prerequisites required for the ISO 22734 Training Course.
ISO 22734 Training Course Overview
ISO 22734 defines the construction, safety, and performance criteria for packaged or factory-matched hydrogen gas generating machines, also known as hydrogen generators, which electrolyse water to create hydrogen and oxygen gas. It is designed for indoor and outdoor household usage in protected places such as carports, garages, utility rooms, and similar areas of a residence. Holding this ISO 22734 training course will help individuals to climb up the ladder of success both in terms of value and career opportunities.
In this 1-day ISO 22734 Training course, delegates will learn how to use electrochemical reactions to produce hydrogen. During this training, delegates will learn various concepts such as introduction, scope, requirement, risk management, mechanical equipment, test methods, marking and labelling, protection of service personnel, routine test, etc. Our highly experienced trainer with years of experience in providing interactive training courses will teach this course.
They will also cover various concepts such as:
- Introduction
- Risk management
- Mechanical equipment
- Hydrogen generator maintenance
- Enclosure requirements
- Warning signs
At the end of this training course, delegates will be able to understand the specific requirements for permanently connected hydrogen generators. They will also be able to use electrochemical reactions to produce more hydrogen.