Worker inspecting a disconnected compressed-air hose and coupling beside guarded pneumatic equipment in a general workplace workshop

Compressed air can turn a routine task into a violent release without warning.

This seven-lesson general-workplace course explains pressure-system responsibilities, hoses and couplings, pneumatic tools, cleaning, noise and vibration, breathing-air and hazardous-area boundaries, isolation and emergency response.

Important: This is awareness training. Employers must provide equipment- and task-specific practical instruction, supervision and authorisation. Completion does not confer competence in pressure-system engineering, pressure testing or other specialist uses.

Course Content

Lesson 1 – Compressed air is stored energy
Lesson 2 – Employer duties and safe operating limits
Lesson 3 – Hoses, couplings and failure modes
Lesson 4 – Connecting and using pneumatic equipment
Lesson 5 – Cleaning, particles, noise and vibration
Lesson 6 – Air quality, hazardous areas and specialist uses
Lesson 7 – Isolation, maintenance and emergencies
Final Quiz
Final Assessment – Compressed Air Equipment Safety Awareness