Process Safety and Design
This comprehensive and practical two-day workshop discusses the concepts of internationally adopted standards and latest tools and techniques for risk assessment and management in key sectors such as oil and gas, refineries, petrochemicals, chemicals, power and other complex facilities.
The objectives of this workshop are the delivery of business requirements maximizing return on assets whilst maintaining stakeholder value and minimizing business risks associated with accidents and loss of production.
Safe design has long been a priority in the process industries. A safe design foundation, together with a formal safety management system and safety practices, procedures, and training, is critical for providing that level of confidence required for risk management. The goal of process safety management is to consistently reduce risk to a level that can be tolerated by all concerned. A systematic, risk-based approach to safety design can help eliminate hazards that pose intolerable risk from the process and mitigate the potential consequences of hazards.
JOIN us at Process Safety and Design Masterclass & GRAB this opportunity to:
•Learn how to identify process and operational hazards and the principles of hazard and the principles of hazard and operability (HAZOP) studies
•The requirements of Safety Management Systems and avoiding improvement notices and enforced shutdown by the Regulator
•The concepts and differences between qualitative and quantitative risk assessment (QRA) methods and when and how to apply them
•Set tolerable risk targets for safety, your asset and the environment and methods to achieve these targets.
•How to set up, use and apply the most popular risk assessment methods such as risk graphs, risk matrices and layers of protection analysis (LOPA)
•The concept of reducing risks to as low as reasonably possible (ALARP)
•The principles and concepts of the internationally agreed standards IEC 61508 and IEC 61511 for safety instrumented systems
•The importance of testing and maintaining protective systems and how to calculate the most optimal test and maintenance strategies
•Introduction to the latest software tools for risk assessment and designing safety instrumented systems and integrating them with other protective technologies
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