T-341 - Process Safety Management (fundamentals for Engineers and Supervisors)
Introduction
Incidents such as the Flixborough plant explosion (1974), the Bhopal uncontrolled gas release (1984), Piper Alpha offshore platform explosion (1988), Exxon Valdez tanker oil spill (1989), Texas City Refinery explosion (2005) and Buncefield Terminal tank vapor cloud explosion (2006) were attributed to failures in the management of process safety. These incidents have had significant impacts on major hazards industries’ approaches to modern process safety.
This course draws upon the concepts and principles of managing process safety advocated by the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) and the Institution of Chemical Engineers Safety Center (ISC). It will provide participants an understanding of the Fundamentals of Process Safety. Delivered by a professional competent trainer with vast experience in oil and chemical industry, you will learn through lectures, inter-active discussions, simple case studies and quizzes.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand: what is process safety?
- Understand the consequences of poor process safety management
- Understand the process safety hazards associated with the site’s operation s and how the risks can be controlled
- Identify hazards and take corrective action
- Understand the value of safety auditing and how to oversee them
- Understand and implement change within your facility
- Understand and apply the use of process safety metrics in measuring performance
- Understand the importance of contractor management
- Understand the ways in which your safety depends on the knowledge of others and the need for overall safety competencies
- Understand your role as a process safety leader and how to execute your role effectively.
We could have prevented this!!!
Who will benefit?
- Managers, supervisors and operators, safety personnel
- Engineers and early-career professionals
- HR and anyone who would like to develop an understanding of process safety
Course Trainer
Khairuddin Mohd Piah – Chartered Engineer, MIChemE, DOSH Major Hazard Competent Person, HRDF certified
Notes
This is a full 2-day course. A class of 15-20 participants is ideal.
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