This 1 h Precision Course is an introduction to the classification and regulation of compressed gases in cylinders, based on the application of the National Fire Code of Canada (NFC)."

Learning Outcomes

  • Gain a better understanding of the characteristics and chemical properties of compressed gases classified under the NFC.

  • Learn the requirements for storing compressed gas cylinders both indoors and outdoors.

  • Identify compressed gas cylinder installations in laboratories and understand the applicable NFC requirements.

  • Be aware of other standards and codes that may address compressed gas storage requirements.

Instructor

Project Engineer, CodeNext Inc.

Melinda Amador

Melinda Amador, P.Eng., M.A.Sc., has worked in the Code consulting industry in Canada since 2007. With her academic background in Chemical Engineering, projects involving hazardous materials have become her specialty. Melinda has had the pleasure of consulting on numerous industrial projects, such as: pharmaceutical, food & beverage, cannabis extraction, general manufacturing, and warehouse & distribution facilities.

Course curriculum

  • 1

    Precision: Compressed Gas Cylinders

    • Handout

    • Course Introduction + Regulations Referenced

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    • Definitions, Classifications + Properties

    • Definitions, Classifications + Properties cont'd

    • NFC - General Requirements

    • NFC - Indoor Requirements

    • NFC - Outdoor Requirements

    • NFC - Laboratories

    • NBC - Indoor Storage

    • OFC - Compressed Gas Cylinders

    • NFPA 55 - Bulk Storage Installations

    • Course Summary

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This course is suitable for:

  • Building Code Consultants

  • Authorities for Building and Fire Code Review and Inspection

  • Design Teams for Engineering and Architecture