Descrizione del progetto
Formazione sulla sicurezza dell’idrogeno
Le tecnologie delle celle a combustibile e a idrogeno hanno una vasta gamma di usi e sono ampiamente commercializzate. Tuttavia, utilizzarle può includere il rischio di incidenti, il che rende indispensabile formare in maniera adeguata i soccorritori. I soccorritori devono essere informati, adeguatamente formati e preparati per gestire in maniera efficiente gli incidenti e la ripresa dagli stessi. Il progetto HyResponder, finanziato dall’UE, mirerà a garantire la commercializzazione e l’utilizzo sicuri delle tecnologie delle celle a combustibile e a idrogeno. Per raggiungere questo obiettivo, svilupperà un programma inclusivo comprendente realtà operativa, realtà virtuale e formazione educativa basato sulle conoscenze più avanzate in materia di sicurezza dell’idrogeno. Sarà istituita una rete europea di formatori di forze di pronto intervento per diffondere informazioni e materiali tradotti specializzati attraverso una piattaforma elettronica e consolidare i collegamenti tra la sicurezza dell’idrogeno e le comunità di forze di pronto intervento.
Obiettivo
The aim of the HyResponder project is to develop and implement a sustainable trainer the trainer programme in hydrogen safety for responders throughout Europe, supporting the commercialisation of hydrogen and fuel cell technologies by informing responders involved in the permitting process, improving resilience and preparedness, and ensuring appropriate accident management and recovery. The specific objectives of the project include the development of clear and updated operational, virtual reality, and educational training for trainers of responders to reflect the state-of-the-art in hydrogen safety. The European Emergency Response Guide for responders will be revised to reflect advancements. The materials will incorporate identified intervention strategies and tactics for liquefied hydrogen applications. A Pan-European Network of responder trainers will be established and trainers from at least 10 European countries will attend a bespoke course in hydrogen safety pertinent to responders. Using feedback from the network on national specificities, educational training materials will be adapted where required to reflect regional peculiarities. The materials for responders will be translated and made available in 8 languages via an e-Platform. The translated materials will be utilised by the newly trained trainers to deliver workshops in 10 countries across Europe enhancing the reach and impact of the programme. National Training Clusters will be developed to consolidate links between the hydrogen safety and responder communities and to support the delivery of workshops at a national level. Through the establishment of an International e-forum for responders, and the integration of the translated materials in the e-Platform, it is anticipated that a sustainable pan-European training programme in hydrogen safety for responders will be developed, which will be recognised as the standard in hydrogen safety training across Europe.
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CSA - Coordination and support actionCoordinatore
BT52 1SA Coleraine
Regno Unito