As clean and renewable green energy, hydrogen energy is increasingly widely used in modern industry and mobility and will become an important way for China to achieve its dual carbon goals. However, due to the characteristics of hydrogen — easy leakage, extremely low ignition energy, wide explosion limit range, etc. — its danger cannot be ignored. Accidents such as the hydrogen tank explosion at a factory in Gangwon Province, South Korea, and the explosion at a hydrogen refueling station in Sandvika, Norway, warn us that the development of the hydrogen energy industry cannot be separated from the escort of safety knowledge and technology. Anyone who uses or comes into contact with hydrogen energy must understand the characteristics of hydrogen, know the potential dangers of hydrogen and the safety measures that need to be taken. Enterprises need to let all employees understand the dangers involved in contact/handling hydrogen. This not only refers to mechanical engineers on the shop floor, but also office staff who may come into contact with hydrogen systems or vehicles, and even cleaning personnel need to understand relevant knowledge.

• Obtain hydrogen safety-related personnel qualification
• Deeply understand hydrogen safety technology and the latest developments in the hydrogen energy industry
• Training by hydrogen energy safety technical experts
• Course content is closely related to the daily safety management of all enterprises in the hydrogen industry

• Hydrogen system component and system suppliers, hydrogen production project operators, hydrogen refueling stations, hydrogen storage and transportation network operators, fuel cell manufacturers, FCEV manufacturers and component suppliers, and vehicle modification and other related enterprise managers and employees

• Basic introduction to hydrogen
• Overview of hydrogen technology applications
• Hydrogen system failures
• Hydrogen damage mechanisms and material compatibility
• Safety concepts of hydrogen technology
• Introduction to hydrogen safety-related laws and regulations