Che6030n01 Process Safety Concepts

• Why process safety management systems are needed
• Industrial hazards and causes
• Overview of safety standards: OSHA 1910.119, SS506 Part 3, IEC 61508 and IEC 61511
• Inherently safer principles
• Key process safety requirements at each stage in the process plant lifecycle: From conceptual design to operations, maintenance and modifications
• Layer of safety and protection: Preventive and mitigation measures
• Engineering controls: Instrument control process alarm/trips, emergency isolation valves, pressure safety valve, gas detection, fire protection and safety critical equipment
• Risk assessment and management (with industrial accident case studies)

What You'll Learn

Process Safety Concepts is the first in a series of eight training workshops specially designed to help people tasked with safety responsibilities gain the engineering and management expertise needed to operate a plant safely.

This practical 1-day workshop covers essential concepts on process safety management, the risks, as well as methodologies used to assess hazards. Through this workshop, you will:

• Be able to recognise process hazards in operating plants and field operations
• Understand the effects and impact of hazardous chemicals on people, equipment and environment
• Learn about common safeguards used to prevent loss-of-containment incidents
• Discover ways to control and mitigate the severity of hazards

Minimum Entry Requirement

Minimum engineering degree or diploma with 2 years of working experience