Courses · Industrial Safety · In person
Detection and Control of Flammable Substances
A one-day course that helps oil and gas workers recognize flammable substances and apply the right safety measures. Participants are trained and assessed through theory and practical exercises, including the use of catalytic detection instruments, and must score at least 70% to earn a certificate.
What you’ll learn
- Identify flammable gases and vapours
- Understand the hazards of flammable substances
- Choose appropriate control methods
- Use catalytic detection instruments
Who it’s for
- Workers needing detection & control training
What you’ll cover
- Hazards of flammable substances
- Precautionary measures
- Detection practices with catalytic instruments
- Theory and practical exercises
Completion & certification
To receive your credentials you must attend and complete the entirety of the course and complete all the necessary components as required by the course provider.
- You receiveRecord of Training · Energy Safety Canada (not a certificate; the provider issues the certificate, see the FAQ)
- ValidityValid for 3 years
- DeliveryIn person · 1 day in person
- JurisdictionBC & AB
Upcoming dates
No public date is scheduled right now. Ask to be notified of new dates below.
Common questions
Who is DCFS for?
Workers needing detection & control training.
How long is DCFS good for?
3 years from your course date. Check your own dates →
How long does the DCFS course take?
Up to 1 day in person.
How is the course delivered?
It's delivered in person over 1 day, instructor-led and assessed in person.
Can DCFS be done online?
We run this course in person only.
Can you deliver this course on-site for our crew?
Yes. Any course in our catalogue can run at your yard, camp, or office anywhere in BC and Alberta — based in Fort St. John, we travel province-wide. Request an on-site quote for group pricing.
How much does DCFS cost?
$209 + GST per person. Group and on-site rates are available on request.