Incidents continue to occur in various industries that use highly hazardous chemicals which exhibit toxic, reactive, flammable, or even explosive properties, or may exhibit a combination of these properties. Regardless of the industry that uses these highly hazardous chemicals, there is a potential for an accidental release any time they are not properly controlled by a properly de-signed Process Safety Management (PSM) Program. This, in turn, creates the possibility of disaster. The key provision of PSM is Process Hazard Analysis (PHA). This course discusses several PHA techniques and is intended to provide attendees with all the information they need in order to Manage the Process Safety by planning a PHA, select members for the PHA team, lead PHA team meetings, carry out Risk Assessments, and Consequence Analysis of the process incidents, record the meetings, prepare a PHA report, and follow up on recommendations made by the team.
Course Contents:
- Need to Manage Safety, How Accidents Happen (Video), Industrial Incidents of Major Significance + Case Study (Video), Entering in to PSM, HSG65 Safety Management System, Elements of HSG65 Safety Management System, Active and Reactive monitoring, Safety Audit (measure, audit and review), Process Safety Performance Indicators, Process Safety Information
- Checklists/What– If Analysis, HAZOP, FMEA, Fault Tree Analysis
- Event Tree Analysis, Bow & Tie Analysis, Risk Assessment, Fire Risk Assessment
- Consequence Analysis Basics, Fire Types and Consequences, Toxic Release Consequences, Explosion Types and Consequences, ALOHA Demonstrations
- Significant Historical Incidents in the Oil & Gas Industry as Case Studies
Target Audience:
- Operations managers/engineers
- HSE managers/engineers
- Process managers/engineers
- Loss control managers/engineers
- Maintenance managers/engineers
- PSM implementation team members
- HSE Auditors
- HSE Consultants