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H2S Blended Renewal

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4 Hours

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This booking option includes both the 3-hour online theory course and the in-person skills assessment completed in one visit at Spectrum Safety Services.

Students will complete the Energy Safety Canada online theory portion in our supervised computer lab. Upon successful completion of the online exam, students will immediately complete the in-person skills assessment.

Total on-site time is approximately 3.5–4 hours.

This option is ideal for students who prefer to complete everything in one visit.

Eligibility Requirements:

Must hold a valid, non-expiredH2SAlive certificate
• Government-issued photo ID is required
• If unsuccessful in the online exam, the student must register for the full 8-hour H2S Alive classroom course
• If unsuccessful in the skills assessment, the student must register for the full 8-hour H2S Alive classroom course

Successful completion results in a Certificate of Completion valid for three (3) years.

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Why Students Choose H2S Blended Renewal

Anonymous

“Our guys didn't feel "in a rush" to get out of the courses, which speaks volumes, considering they are sometimes in classes for over a week.”

Anonymous

“I really enjoyed getting involved with other classmates to do the medical emergency scenarios. There wasn't anything i didn't like doing!”

Anonymous

“Really liked the visual/hands on part of the course. Also very much appreciated the instructor's helpfulness, positive attitude and her knowledge.”

Anonymous

“I like the hands-on approach and having to work through scenarios - especially where something happens that's unexpected. Very good information, new things I never learned in university.”