Best Practices in Process Safety and Risk Management
Developing, implementing, and enhancing process safety programs is crucial for safeguarding personnel, the environment, and assets in industrial settings. By identifying and mitigating potential hazards, these programs prevent incidents such as fires, explosions, and toxic releases. Process Safety Management (PSM) programs ensure compliance with regulations and avoid legal liabilities. Continuous improvement of safety procedures enables organizations to adapt to evolving risks, effectively manage uncertainties, and foster a culture of safety and responsibility in the workplace.
The course provides a deep dive into PSM and explores its history, purpose, and core principles. It covers essential elements like Process Hazard Analysis, Mechanical Integrity, Operating Procedures, Management of Change, and more. Attendees learn about regulatory developments, inherent safety, reactive chemistry, combustible dust hazards, and the (CCPS) Risk-Based Process Safety (RBPS) model.
This popular “best practices” course also serves as an introduction to PSM metrics, process safety culture and safety instrumented systems. The course includes practical examples and up-to-date regulatory information to help you develop and implement robust PSM programs at your facility.
AcuTech has experience in the full “life-cycle” of process safety management, honed by developing PSM Programs for clients across the world, and brings this expertise to every participant in this course.
- Gain an understanding of how to develop and manage effective risk management programs (PSM, in particular) that exceed regulatory requirements and enhance safety and security.
- Get up-to-date insights on the latest methods for updating and improving existing programs to achieve significant performance gains.
- Obtain a solid grasp of the key elements of process safety, backed by practical examples and real-world applications.
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