certificate |
DELTA
SOG + € 65,00 |
validity | 3 years |
costs | € 365,00 |
STAP | Yes |
duration | 2 days |
language | Dutch |
location |
Geyssendorfferweg 47 3088 GJ Rotterdam |
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book nowIndependent breathing course - Basic
The two-day basic course (consecutive days) Working with Independent Breathing Protection (SCBA) is meant for employees who must be able to use compressed air with a SCBA on a (petro)chemical company site. This applies to both breathing apparatus and airline systems (fixed and mobile). During this training, participants learn which respiratory protection devices there are, how a respiratory unit and the multiple-hours connection (also called living air) work and how they can use them to carry out work safely.
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Contents Independent Breathing Protection - Basic
The basic training course on Independent Breathing Protection consists of a theoretical and a practical part.
Theory
- Respiratory protection general
- Self-contained breathing apparatus
- Hose devices
- Selection of respiratory protective devices
- Working in confined spaces
- Monitoring and daily maintenance
- Safety measures
Practice
- Safe use and connection of the equipment
- Various practical exercises on the breathing apparatus training track
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Basic training in independent breathing
This training is a basic training and is meant for people who have not worked with independent breathing protection before, or who do not have a valid independent breathing protection diploma (anymore).
Do you have a valid independent breathing protection diploma, but will it expire soon? Then book a refresher course. -
In which language is the Independent Breathing Apparatus - Basic taught?
DELTA Safety Training can also offer this course in other languages. Please contact us for more information.
The SOG exam can also be taken in English, German, Portuguese and Romanian (at an additional cost). Please indicate this in the remarks section of the booking form. -
What are the entry requirements for the Independent Breathing Apparatus - Basic?
- Minimum age 18 years
- Valid respiratory or compressed air examination (see overview of medical examinations that we provide)
- Participants must have a clean-shaven face during the course. If this is not the case, the student may be excluded from participating in the examination, as the face mask will not fit the face properly.
- If SOG exam - valid diploma B-VCA or VOL-VCA
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What do I bring to Independent Breathing Protection - Basic?
- Valid identification, choice of:
- Passport
- Identity card
- Driving licence
- Valid compressed air medical examination
- Personal protective equipment (work clothes, safety shoes, helmet and gloves)
- Valid identification, choice of:
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Is a medical examination necessary for me to do my job?
Yes, if you are taking an Independent Breathing Apparatus training course with SOG certificate, it is compulsory to have had one of the following examinations:
- Breathing air inspection
- Compressed air inspection
Check our medical examinations page and book a medical examination right away!
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What is included in the price of the Independent Breathing Apparatus - Basic?
- Digital certificate as proof of completion. A paper certificate is sent by not sent by default. If you wish, you can receive a paper DELTA certificate for an additional fee of €15 excluding VAT or a paper SOG certificate for an additional fee of €35. Read our blog article for more information.
- Fully catered lunch
- Coffee and tea
- Course material
- Exam
(Please note: The SOG exam has an additional cost. If you want a SOG exam, please select it in the booking form).
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
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When should I use self-contained breathing apparatus?
If you can no longer meet the requirements for dependent breathing protection including filters, you must use independent breathing protection. -
Do I need independent breathing protection?
You need independent breathing protection if you work in environments where there is insufficient oxygen in the air, where there is a risk of a shortage of oxygen in the air, where there are hazardous substances in the air you breathe or where there is excessive air pollution. -
Are there different types of self-contained breathing apparatus?
Yes, there are different types of respiratory protection. There are 3 types of self-contained breathing protection: closed-circuit breathing apparatus, breathing apparatus and breathing airline net. Closed-circuit breathing apparatus are escape masks that allow you to escape from emergency situations. Breathing apparatus contains pressurised air. These cylinders can run out of air, so pay attention to that. Breathing air supply network is a system that provides you with clean air through a breathing air, - piping network, - buffer station or life support unit. You receive breathing air through hoses. There is no limit to the air. -
What is the main difference between dependent and independent breathing protection?
With dependent breathing protection you are dependent on ambient air, with independent breathing protection you are not dependent on ambient air. -
What is independent breathing protection?
Independent breathing protection is called "independent" because it is not dependent on the ambient air. You use independent breathing protection if the ambient air is toxic or polluted. You must use independent breathing protection when hazardous substances are present and there is no or too little oxygen. There are legal agreements about when independent breathing protection must be used. -
How long is my independent breathing protection certificate valid?
The certificate is valid for three years. -
Do I need to have a medical examination before participating in the independent breathing training?
Yes, you must be able to show a valid compressed air medical examination at the start of training. -
How do you determine which respiratory protection you need?
There are several risks to consider when choosing a good respirator. For example, you should pay attention to the type of substances present in the air, their concentrations and their properties. But also: how long will the employee have to work in this air? Is it a one-off task or do they have to work in it frequently? And does the employee have to perform physically demanding work?
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This training can also be booked in company, please ask us for the possibilities.