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    Process Safety Engineering Fundamental’s

    Course description

    • Risk Analysis and Inherently Safer Design (ISD)
    • Process hazard analysis (PHA) techniques and layers of protection analysis (LOPA).
    • Leakage and dispersion, combustion behavior, sources of ignition.
    • Historical Incident databases (HID), metrics, and specific facilities.
    • Relief, flare, and depressurization.
    • Controls and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS).
    • Spacing and layout, fire prevention.
    Activities
    • Classroom - Listening and contributing to discussions and exercises (group Discussions and workshops)
    Objectives
    • Upon the completion of the course, the participant will be able to:
    • Understand Process Safety Fundamentals and implementation objectives.
    • Understand the concept of Inherently Safer Design and different strategies.
    • Understand different PHA techniques.
    • How to use the LOPA technique and all related calculations and SIL determination.
    • How to manage and assess Leakage and dispersion, combustion behavior, and sources of ignition.
    • How to manage and control different operations like Relief, flare, and depressurization.
    • How to determine Safety Instrumented Systems and control bases.
    • How to manage and assess facility spacing and layout and different fire prevention methods

    • Senior Engineering Management 
    • All front-line engineers (HSE, Operation, Maintenance, Process, Process Safety, Fire and Contractors)

    • Explain the purpose of Inherent safer design.
    • Explain Process Safety Fundamentals as per IOGP.
    • Explain different PHAs techniques.
    • Describe how to select the PHA methods and timing and schedules.
    • Describe how to identify different layers of protection through the LOPA technique and SIL determination.
    • Describe Leakage and dispersion, combustion behavior, sources of ignition effects, and how to control.
    • Describe different operation status through relief, flare, and depressurization.
    • What is SIS and different controls and functions?
    • Explain how to determine the safe distance through facility spacing and layout phase and different fire prevention methods.

    • Fundamental knowledge of HSE


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