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Carbon Monoxide Safety Training Matters
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a deadly, invisible gas that can strike without warning: at home, on the job, and in the field. Despite its risks, CO poisoning remains one of the most under-recognized public health threats in the U.S. Through expert-led training, NCOAA is equipping professionals, first responders, and communities with the knowledge they need to detect, prevent, and respond to carbon monoxide exposure. This growing training library empowers individuals to close safety gaps and take action to protect lives.
Explore training to recognize, prevent, and respond to carbon monoxide risks.
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Training Library
Courses & Trainings
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Available
Fire/EMS
CO Detection • PPE • Operations
Firefighters face carbon monoxide exposure more often than many realize, not just during suppression, but also during overhaul, training burns, and station maintenance. This module covers the science of CO, where exposure occurs, how to protect yourself and your crew with proper PPE and detection tools, and how to integrate CO safety into standard operating procedures. Created in collaboration with subject matter experts and national training platforms.
Coming Soon
Law Enforcement Officers
Police
Response Calls • Scene Safety • CO Symptoms
Police officers and public safety officials often respond to scenes where CO may be present, without proper warning. This module will address situational awareness, how to recognize CO exposure symptoms during calls, when to request support, and how to protect yourself during in-vehicle idling or when entering enclosed spaces. A vital tool for patrol officers and first-on-scene responders.
Coming Soon
HVAC Professionals
HVAC
Appliances • Venting • Codes
Heating and ventilation professionals are on the front lines of prevention. This upcoming module will focus on CO risks during installation, servicing, and inspection of fuel-burning appliances. Topics include venting, system diagnostics, homeowner education, and how to spot hidden dangers before they become life-threatening. Ideal for HVAC techs, installers, and service contractors.
Coming Soon
Home Inspection Professionals
Inspectors
Alarm Placement • Codes • Visual Cues
Home inspectors are key in identifying potential carbon monoxide hazards before a home changes hands. This module will train inspectors to evaluate fuel-burning appliances, venting, attached garages, and alarm placement, ensuring that safety issues are not overlooked. Learn how to recognize warning signs, educate buyers, and document risk areas.