Advanced Process Risk Management

Ref	HS 680
Dates	20 - 24 December 2010
Venue	Kuala Lumpur
Fees	US$ 4450
CPE Credits	30

INTRODUCTION

This programme is designed as stand-alone or as Part 2 to Advanced Process Risk Assessment in order to help you to implement your Company’s HSE Management System. It will also help you to measure your performance against these targets by means of modern pro-active and reactive techniques, including incidents investigation.

Most large organisations now have Health, Safety and Environmental Management Systems. Instead of prescriptive legislation and standards, a pro-active approach to risk management based on structured and systematic risk assessment is now in place.

This programme is aimed at providing hands-on experience on the application of advanced risk management principles and techniques relevant to the oil, gas and process industries. This programme will enable attendees to implement HSE Management System, based on industry best practice. The programme will also provide familiarity with promoting positive safety culture, accidents analysis and modern risk management techniques for planning and implementing action plans.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

All Personnel involved in implementing the Company’s HSE Management System. The programme is based on multi-disciplinary approach for integrating risk management within overall business management

PRE-REQUISITE

No previous experience in risk assessment/management is necessary. Adequate guidance is given during this programme through individual and group work.

PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

Demonstrate the role of risk management as the main element of HSE Management System
Have a clear understanding of risk management techniques and hands-on experience in applying this technique to their own sphere of activities
Analyse some principal stages in the accident chain and hazard models. This concept will be used to systematically analyse the root causes for selected incidents that have occurred
Have the experience in demonstrating that major hazards are adequately controlled
Ensure consistent optimisation of resource allocation for production, maintenance and safety, based on risk and cost-benefit.
Emphasis throughout the programme will be placed on the practical application of advanced risk management techniques to new projects and current activities

PROGRAMME SUMMARY

Introduction to HSE management systems
Elements, sub-elements and expectations of HSE-MS
The role of HSE Audits and site inspections
Sources of major hazards and their control
Control of major accident hazards Code of Practice
Modern Incident investigation and analysis techniques
Projects HSE Plans
Projects HSE Reviews ‘PHSER’
Machinery accidents analysis
International machinery safety standards
Promoting a positive safety culture
Programme Outline

PERSONAL IMPACT

Attendees will be able to apply skills learnt from this training at a practical level to implement the Company’s HSE Management System.

ORGANISATIONAL IMPACT

In addition to the professional development of staff, the organisation should be able to implement, monitor and review action plans.

PROGRAMME OUTLINE

DAY 1 - Modern HSE Management Systems

Programme introduction: delegate and tutor introductions; programme objectives
Introduction to HSE Management Systems
Elements, sub-elements and expectations of HSE-MS
The role of risk management within HSE-MS
The role of HSE Audits
Procedures for planning and implementing of action plans

DAY 2 - Modern Incidents Investigation Techniques

Human contribution to accidents
The role of root cause Analysis in identifying management system failures
Accident investigation techniques I: Fault Tree Analysis ‘FTA’
Working in small groups on the use of FTA
Preparation of action plans
Incident investigation techniques II: Events & Causal Factors Analysis ‘E&CFA’
Group exercise on investigating a multiple-fatalities accident involving offshore drilling rig

DAY 3 - Major Hazards Control

Control of Major Accident Hazards Codes of Practice
The HSE- Safety Case Concept
Elements of emergency planning
Integrating HSE within major projects plans
Elements of Projects HSE Plans
Project HSE Reviews ‘PHSER’

DAY 4 - Machinery safety

Introduction into the causation of machinery accidents
Machinery hazards identification
Machinery and equipment safety Codes of Practice
Machinery safety and the CE-marking
International machinery safety standards
Machinery risk assessment
Design and selection of safeguards and safety devices

DAY 5 - Promoting a positive safety culture

Introduction to Safety Culture
Techniques for improving safety culture
Measuring improvements in safety culture
Integrating safety culture within the HSE Management System

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