SNRG 002 - Entry-Level Technical Applications in Hydrogen for Process Occupations
Course Description
Do you want to enhance your understanding of how hydrogen can be safely, responsibly and efficiently incorporated into present or future industrial processes?
This 48-hour online hydrogen awareness course provides mid-career professionals working in process-related occupations across diverse industries in Canada with foundational technical knowledge on how to optimize hydrogen technologies while considering ethical concerns such as Indigenous rights, sustainability and societal impact.
Enjoy an engaging, self-directed online learning experience with access to comprehensive modules, assessments and expert guidance to ensure in-depth understanding and skill development. Our industry-experienced instructors will guide you throughout the course and will be available by email to answer your questions.
Whether you’re new to hydrogen or already working to transition into a different role focusing on hydrogen-fueled power for industrial processing, you’ll leave this course equipped to identify opportunities for improving efficiency and reducing costs in hydrogen-related processes, including production, storage and utilization.
This course provides only a high-level overview of hydrogen properties and characteristics, hydrogen production methods and hydrogen storage, transportation and utilization methods. If you require an in-depth understanding of these topics, we recommend taking SNRG-001 Hydrogen Awareness and Understanding for Process-Related Occupations first.
Note: Registration for this course closes two days before the course start date.
This course is ideal if you:
- work in any of the following or related occupations: chemical engineer or technician, engineer, manufacturing or production manager, project manager, safety or environmental specialist and are interested in hydrogen-specific processes in your area of expertise
- want to elevate your skills and become a key player in the transformative world of hydrogen technologies.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, you’ll be able to:
- identify opportunities for improving efficiency and reducing costs in hydrogen-specific technologies and process optimization
- analyze the environmental sustainability of hydrogen projects, considering Indigenous rights and societal impacts
- identify the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of hydrogen technology systems, from production to end-use.
You’ll demonstrate your knowledge acquisition through online discussion boards and assignments. This online course is structured and guided. All coursework must be completed as per the course schedule and no later than the course end date.
Earn a SAIT micro-credential
This course qualifies for the SAITMicro badge. Students who successfully complete this course with a final grade of B (73%) or higher will earn a micro-credential and receive a shareable digital badge. Learn more.
To request a course outline, contact ConEdAdvising@sait.ca.
Funding Opportunities
Learn more about how to pay for or reduce your education/training costs with available awards, bursaries, loan options and grants, including the Canada Alberta Job Grant.
There are no specific admission requirements (academic and/or work experience). Any industry-related experience you already have will be beneficial.
There are no prerequisites for this course.
Delivery formats: For your convenience, this course is delivered online asynchronously. Learn more about our delivery formats.
Course completion: Upon completion of this non-credit course, you’ll be able to self-print a proof of completion document from your Continuing Education student account. There is also the opportunity to earn a SAITMicro digital badge if you have met the earning criteria.
To self-serve register online:
- Set up your Con Ed student account.
- Follow instructions on How to Register and Pay for a Course.
We also recommend registering as soon as possible (7–14 days in advance of the course start date). Payment is by Visa or Mastercard upon registration.
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