In this 48-hour online course, Entry-Level Technical Applications in Hydrogen for Process Operations, you will gain foundational technical knowledge on how to optimize hydrogen technologies while considering ethical concerns such as Indigenous rights, sustainability and societal impact. This instructor-guided course is ideal for professionals such as chemical engineers, technicians, production managers, project managers, and safety or environmental specialists. This course provides only a high-level overview of hydrogen’s properties and characteristics, production methods, and storage, transportation and utilization methods. If you want an in-depth understanding of these topics, take Hydrogen Awareness and Understanding for Process-Related Occupations first. Receive a SAITMicro digital badge if you meet the specified earning criteria for this microcredential.
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
You will demonstrate your skill and knowledge acquisition through graded discussion board posts and written 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.
This course qualifies for the SAITMicro badge. Students who successfully complete this course with a final grade of B (75%) or higher will earn a microcredential and receive a shareable digital badge.
This course will prepare you to join Canada’s low-carbon workforce by equipping you with the ability to optimize hydrogen technologies for greater efficiency and cost reduction, making you a valuable asset in advancing clean energy solutions. Your skills in analyzing the environmental sustainability of hydrogen projects while considering Indigenous rights and societal impacts ensure you’re able to contribute to responsible, inclusive, and forward-thinking projects. By understanding the technical, economic, and environmental aspects of hydrogen systems from production to end-use, you’ll help drive the transition to a sustainable, low-carbon economy.
C2R2 is a pan-Canadian coalition of colleges, cégeps, and polytechnics dedicated to bridging the skills gap for a resilient recovery. Our members have the expertise and agility to deliver impactful training programs and applied research that support energy security and sustainability. Mohawk College in Hamilton, Ontario, serves as the Coordinating Secretariat for C2R2, leading national projects and advocacy.
