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DOI: 10.15862/27ES626 (https://doi.org/10.15862/27ES626)

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Jilgildiyev A. Emergency response planning as a tool to ensure industrial safety in the event of incidents involving hydrogen sulfide and flammable gases // Экономика и безопасность. — 2026, №6. — URL: https://voenvestnik.ru/PDF/27ES626.pdf DOI: 10.15862/27ES626

Emergency response planning as a tool to ensure industrial safety in the event of incidents involving hydrogen sulfide and flammable gases

Jilgildiyev Altair
Director of Business Development
Kazinstust LLP
Atyrau, Republic of Kazakhstan
Director of the Representative Office
Representative office of MSA – The Safety Company in the Republic of Kazakhstan
Atyrau, Republic of Kazakhstan

Abstract. There is no shortage of challenges posed by hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) and flammable gas incidents in the oil and gas, petrochemical, mining, manufacturing, and wastewater treatment industries. The toxic, corrosive, and combustible nature of these substances makes them highly hazardous, with the potential for fatal outcomes, environmental harm, major economic setbacks, and operational stoppages. Even as new technology has made hazard detection and control better, it is an organization’s emergency response planning that will ultimately determine how well it can contain the fallout from an accidental release or other gas-related crisis.
In this study, we look at what part such planning plays in curbing the damage from H₂S and flammable gas events. Drawing on a wide range of sources – from industry guidelines and regulatory frameworks to literature and incident reports – we have put together a thorough review of the essentials of preparedness. This includes everything from risk assessment and hazard identification to the command structures, training, and evacuation plans that are in place. We also focus on how the use of modern detection tech and coordinated strategies can build an organization’s resilience when an emergency strikes.
Our results show that a solid emergency response plan goes a long way toward lowering injury rates, keeping the environment safe, and limiting the time an operation is down. Companies with a strong safety culture, good communication, and regular drills tend to handle hazardous gas situations more quickly and effectively. On the flip side, you see incident severity worsen, and recovery is hampered where there are gaps in coordination or training.
Keywords: hydrogen sulfide (H₂S), flammable gas incidents, emergency response planning, industrial safety management, risk mitigation.

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