INTRODUCTION
An essential part of risk and incident analysis is to provide management with decision making criteria for determining and subsequently establishing an organisation’s range of acceptable, tolerable and unacceptable risk category levels for the effective management of all their significant health, safety and process risks.
In this EuroMaTech training course delegates will advance their knowledge and skills by:
- Understanding the importance and role of risk and incident analysis
- Learning the principles of risk management and assessment process
- Being able to analyse risks and incidents and consider the underlying causes
- Learning how to select/implement pro-active incident prevention measures
- Understanding pre and post risk and incident management
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
- Management and those with responsibilities for analysing risks and incidents
- Production, process, maintenance, and HSE personnel
- Line-management involved in planning and/or implementing the organisation’s risk and incident analysis programmes
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES
This Advanced Risk & Incident Analysis training course aims to enable participants to achieve the following objectives:
- Gaining an appreciation of risk and incident analysis techniques
- Identification of potential plant, process and work task related risks
- Developing and implementing Risk Management programmes
- Understanding how to carry out comprehensive incident analysis using evaluation tools, including root cause analysis (RCA)
- Develop skills for analysing new and existing risk control measures and improving incident analysis techniques of pre and post risk and incident management arrangements
TRAINING METHODOLOGY
Delegates will learn by active participation through inspiring presentation tools and interactive EuroMaTech training course and role-playing activities, presented in a lively, enthusiastic and interesting style. Delegates will take part in topic exercises, case studies and the practical programme.
PROGRAMME SUMMARY
The purpose of this Advanced Risk & Incident Analysis training course is to provide delegates with the advanced skills and knowledge to successfully analyse new and existing risk control measures and conduct effective incident analysis. The training course will show delegates how they can evaluate, determine and implement effective risk control measures to prevent serious incident occurring and/or re-occurring.
PROGRAM OUTLINE
Day 1 - Advanced Risk Analysis
- Principles Of Risk Analysis
- An introduction to the ISO 31000 International Risk Management Standard
- Consideration of the Risk Analysis Framework
- Risk Evaluation Process And Risk Assessment Techniques
- Roles Of Health And Safety And Process Management Systems
- An introduction to the concepts of Layers Of Protection (LOPs)
Day 2 - Advanced Incident Analysis (Part 1)
- Learning From Incidents – Review Of Case Studies
- Gas Leak & Explosion; Liquid Leak & Explosion; Pipe Failures
- A study of some large health and safety incidents
- Accident and Incident Analysis
- Incident Occurrences; Eye Witness Testimonies; Analysis Team
- Gathering Evidence; Expert Support; Incident Sequence
- Preliminary Causes; Root Cause Analysis; Human Factors
- Risk Control Recommendations; Analysis Report
Day 3 - Advanced Incident Analysis (Part 2)
- Human Factors Environment
- Sensory And Perceptual Processes
- Individuals – Psychology And Differences
- Perception And Decision Making
- Human Error
- Improving Human Reliability
Day 4 - Advanced Risk and Incident Analysis Programme
- Development of the Bow Tie Method
- Incident Analysis using a series of case studies:
- PVC monomer safety fire and explosion
- Propylene Fire and Explosion
- Reactive Hazards Explosions
- A serious Ethylene Oxide Explosion
- A major oil refinery fire and explosion
- Incident Re-occurrence – Organisations Have No Memory
Day 5 - Advanced Risk and Incident Prevention Programme
- Emergency Response Analysis
- Management Of Change (MOC)
- Pro-Active Incident Prevention Measures
- Pre And Post Risk And Incident Management
- Key Points Summary
