Process Safety Management (PSM)

Learn the fundamentals of Process Safety Management, including identifying and assessing hazards, barrier management, inspection and maintenance, emergency response, and the importance of lessons learnt.

Event categories

Oil & Gas

LNG

Hydrogen

Dust in process industries

Renewables

Energy

Automotive & Aerospace

Food & Beverage

Pharmaceutical

Equipment manufacturing

Petrochemicals & chemicals

Process Safety Management (PSM) course

What you will learn

  • The definition of PSM. The definition of PSM.
  • How it distinct from occupational safety. How it distinct from occupational safety.
  • How PSM has evolved. How PSM has evolved.
  • How process safety hazards are identified and assessed. How process safety hazards are identified and assessed.
  • The barriers of PSM and how to manage them. The barriers of PSM and how to manage them.
  • Procedures, inspection and maintenance, and Management of Change. Procedures, inspection and maintenance, and Management of Change.
  • How emergency planning and response fits into PSM. How emergency planning and response fits into PSM.
  • The importance of “lessons learnt”. The importance of “lessons learnt”.

Introduction

Delve into the world of Process Safety Management (PSM), where prevention takes centre stage in facilities managing hazardous materials. The modern industrial landscape demands more than just a response – it calls for foresight. PSM is the compass guiding facilities handling flammable and toxic materials to anticipate, assess, and mitigate risks before they unfold. It’s not just a protocol, but a commitment to safeguarding lives, the environment, and operations.

In this course, participants will learn the fundamentals of Process Safety Management, and the main standard frameworks for it.


Who should attend

The course is beneficial for a diverse group of professionals and individuals across industries who are involved in various aspects of process safety, engineering, management, and compliance, including:

  • Station commander
  • Plant/facility/project manager
  • Team leader
  • Executive
  • Fire engineer
  • HSE executive/manager/engineer
  • Safety manager/coordinator/officer
  • Process safety engineer
  • Process engineer
  • Chemical engineer
  • Maintenance engineer
  • Operations engineer
  • Mechanical engineer
  • Emergency responder
  • Fire and explosion investigator
  • Quality assurance manager
  • Anyone who would like to enhance their understanding of Process Safety Management.


Prerequisites

In general, no special prerequisites are required. However, knowledge of process safety and experience in plant operation will be helpful.


Benefits for course participants

  • A thorough understanding of PSM principles, concepts, and best practices, equipping participants with the knowledge needed to ensure safety in industrial processes.
  • Ability to identify, assess, and manage process-related hazards and risks, enabling participants to implement effective risk management strategies.
  • Proficiency in implementing measures to prevent accidents, incidents, and catastrophic events.
  • Skill to develop effective emergency response plans and protocols, ensuring readiness to handle potential process-related emergencies.
  • Knowledge of how to design, operate, and maintain processes in a way that minimizes risks, enhances safety and prevents incidents.
  • Become more confident in your ability to manage process-related safety challenges effectively.
  • Boost your relevance in industries where the knowledge is prevalent.


Attendees will receive a competence certificate from Gexcon at the end of the course.


Benefits for organisations

The organisations will have in-house professional capability in areas mentioned in the "benefits for course participants", which will support in:

  • Enhancing a strong safety culture within the organisation.
  • Incorporating PSM best practices into the organisation’s operations based on the knowledge of industry best practices and the latest advancements in process safety acquired from the course.
  • Helping the organisation minimise operational risks by identifying potential hazards and implementing control measures.
  • Implementing effective PSM practices to reduce the likelihood of incidents and their associated downtime, repairs, and financial losses.
  • Making informed decisions about safety measures, risk mitigation strategies, and emergency response protocols, leading to better outcomes.

Moreover, the organisation will provide an opportunity for employees to engage in professional development by attending the course, which could enhance employee morale.

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