Process Safety Management & Engineering (Nebosh)

Process Safety Management & Engineering (Nebosh)
Published 4/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English

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| Duration: 14h 48m
Process Safety Management

What you'll learn

Leadership and Development of Process Safety Programs

Identifying potential hazards in processes and equipment within the facility

Leading or participating in hazard studies, design reviews, and other activities to proactively identify and address safety concerns

Participating in the investigation of process safety incidents to determine root causes and prevent future occurrences

Analyzing safety data and metrics to identify trends and areas for improvement in the process safety program

Keeping up-to-date with the latest developments in process safety technology and regulations

Serving as a point of contact for internal and external stakeholders on process safety matters

Drafting and implementing policies, procedures, and standards for process safety across the organization

Staying updated on best practices and regulations related to process safety and incorporating them into the company's program

Collaborating with various departments like engineering, operations, and HSE (Health, Safety, and Environment) to ensure everyone is on the same page regarding

Requirements

No experience needed

Description

Process safety management (PSM) is a management system that focuses on preventing, preparing for, and responding to catastrophic releases of chemicals or energy from a process plant.PSM can be implemented using the established OSHA scheme or others made available by the EPA, AIChE's Center for Chemical Process Safety, or the Energy Institute.The purpose of PSM is to maintain the safety of a production plant. It addresses the safety measures required to prevent accidental release of hazardous material from its containment, like a vessel, tank, piping or pipeline.The PSM standard lists 14 process safety elements that employers must meet:Process Safety InformationProcess Hazard AnalysisOperating ProcedureEmployee ParticipationProcess Safety Management TrainingContractor TrainingPre-Startup Safety ReviewMechanical IntegrityHot Work PermitsPSM guidelines for compliance include:Proactive identificationEvaluationMitigation or prevention of chemical releasesProcess Safety: A Symbiotic Dance between Management and EngineeringProcess safety is a critical discipline focused on preventing major accidents involving hazardous materials or processes. It's a collaborative effort between engineering expertise and management systems.Engineering safeguards:Hazard Identification: Engineers meticulously analyze processes to pinpoint potential hazards like leaks, explosions, or fires.Control Measures: Equipment design incorporates safety features like pressure relief valves, firewalls, and robust containment structures.Automation: Implementing automated systems like emergency shutdowns minimizes human error and expedites response during emergencies.Management ensures these safeguards are effectively utilized:Policies & Procedures: Clear guidelines are established for safe operation, maintenance, and handling of hazardous materials.Training & Awareness: Employees receive comprehensive training on process risks, safety protocols, and emergency response procedures.Incident Investigation: Accidents and near misses are thoroughly investigated to identify root causes and prevent similar occurrences.Continuous Improvement: The process safety program undergoes regular audits and revisions to adapt to evolving regulations and best practices.This synergy between engineering controls and management practices fosters a robust safety culture. By proactively identifying hazards, implementing safeguards, and fostering employee awareness, process safety management and engineering work in tandem to prevent incidents and create a safer work environment.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction - Process Safety Management

Section 2: Lecture 2: Process Safety Leadership

Lecture 2 Process Safety Leadership - 1

Lecture 3 Process Safety Leadership - 2

Lecture 4 Management of process risk

Lecture 5 Management of Process risk - 2

Lecture 6 Process Safety Hazard Control - 1

Lecture 7 Process Safety Hazard Control - 2

Lecture 8 Fire and explosion protection

Lecture 9 Emergency preparedness

Section 3: Quiz

EHS Professionals, Safety Professionals, Vehicle Safety Professionals and Industrial Hygienist