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Investigating to prevent: A practical guide to workplace accidents and incidents
Duration: 4 days
Available as: face-to-face and in-house training
Price: £1,760 per person
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Effective process safety management is a blend of engineering and management skills and is of vital importance in major hazard industries to prevent catastrophic accidents and near misses associated with loss of containment of energy or dangerous substances.
Process risks that are effectively controlled help to optimise business efficiency, reduce downtime and protect people and assets, as well as business reputation.
But process safety management isn't just the job of the process safety specialist. It's important that all managers, supervisors and safety professionals working in these industries possess an understanding of process safety to allow them to manage their responsibilities effectively.
Developed by NEBOSH and HSE, the NEBOSH HSE Certificate in Process Safety Management is a four-day course followed by a formal assessment to give managers, supervisors and safety professionals working in high hazard industries a broad understanding of the accepted principles and recognised industrial practices for the management of process risk.
The knowledge gained from this qualification will allow them to recognise and contribute to the control of process safety hazards and make a real impact across their organisation. The course provides a wide-ranging introduction to process safety management. It also provides an introduction to common hazards found in the process industries.
Delegates will be provided with information that will help them to:
This course gives a wide-ranging introduction to process safety management. It introduces the key elements of a process safety management system and facilitates an understanding of why each of the elements is important. Other topics introduced on this course include asset management and maintenance strategies, safe start-up and shutdown of process plant, and performance standards for safety critical systems and equipment. Delegates will examine hazards and controls for chemical reactions, bulk storage of dangerous substances, and fire and explosion, along with the purpose and features of emergency plans.
The course is delivered by HSE experts who have a wide range of process safety experience gained through HSE's activities in the onshore chemical and offshore oil and gas industries.
This qualification is ideal for those who are new to or have some experience and knowledge (building on level 2 knowledge) of process safety, including:
This qualification is not designed for process safety or chemical engineers with extensive operational experience of working within the processing environment.
It is advised that delegates should have some prior knowledge of health and safety issues and concepts.
Delegates are assessed by a 90 minute multiple choice examination, which must be accessed and completed via NEBOSH's Online Assessment Platform within a 24-hour window. The date is set by NEBOSH and will be within 4 weeks of attending the course.
Course fees include all resources, NEBOSH registration and assessment fees and certification (subject to assessment).
Please note: Delegate details will be shared with NEBOSH as part of the registration process. The NEBOSH registration closes three weeks before the exam date - bookings may still be taken after this cut off date but they may incur an additional £100 administration fee. Name changes may also incur this fee.
Click the button below to view upcoming course dates, prices and to book your place(s). All courses must be paid for via credit card at the time of booking.
This course can also be delivered to larger groups at a suitable, agreed location anywhere in the UK or internationally, online, or at the HSE Science and Research Centre. Content can also be tailored to meet organisations' own needs. Please get in touch to find out more.
