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CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety Training

The EuroMaTech CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety online training course aims to raise awareness of process safety and its importance in daily work. The course will provide the foundation for a proactive risk-based process safety culture through the CCPS RBPS approach. The training is expected to improve the competency of operations, maintenance, and technical services engineers and managers in all aspects of process safety affecting their daily work. The five-day course covers topics like hazard identification, risk analysis techniques, operational considerations, safety culture, and learning from past accidents.

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CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety Training

The EuroMaTech CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety online training course aims to raise awareness of process safety and its importance in daily work. The course will provide the foundation for a proactive risk-based process safety culture through the CCPS RBPS approach. The training is expected to improve the competency of operations, maintenance, and technical services engineers and managers in all aspects of process safety affecting their daily work. The five-day course covers topics like hazard identification, risk analysis techniques, operational considerations, safety culture, and learning from past accidents.

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PROGRAMME SUMMARY 

EuroMaTech’s CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety online training course will raise the awareness and
understanding of employees to recognize the importance of process safety and how it influences day-to-
day work activities. Using the CCPS RBPS approach will provide the foundation to achieving a proactive
risk based process safety culture which is essential to operations and work ethics. Aimed at Operations,
Maintenance and Technical Services engineers as well as their management, this training is expected to
improve the competency of the engineers and managers in all process safety aspects that affect their
daily work.

PROGRAM OUTLINE
Day 1  : Introduction to Safety; Understanding Hazards and Risk

 Introduction
 Good safety is good business
 What is Process Safety?
 Accident Pyramid and Swiss Cheese Model
 Major Incidents as Learning Events
 Why we fail to learn
 Understanding hazard and risk
 Risk matrix and ALARP
 Risk tolerability
 Workshop Session
 Case studies

Day 2 : Risk Analysis Techniques

 Consequences
 Risk Assessments and Hazard Studies
o Bow-Tie model
 Hazards & Risk Registers
 P&ID’s
 Hazard identification and risk analysis (HIRA) techniques
o HAZOP
o LOPA
 Design safety
 Inherent Safety, Ergonomics & Human Error
 Workshop Session
 Case studies
Day 3  : Operational Considerations

 Asset integrity
 Causes of overpressure
 Overpressure protection philosophy
 Operational characteristics
 Causes of improper performance
 Preventative Maintenance
 Hazop and Risk-Based Safety Management
 Emergency Response
 CCPS risk based process safety.
o 4 pillars
o 20 elements
 Workshop Session
 Case studies

Day 4  : Culture

 Metrics & Process Safety Performance


 Management of Change
 Management systems
 Risk-based inspection and testing
 Records
 Human factors
 Leadership and Safety Culture
 National and Regulatory Culture
 Corporate Culture and Black Swans
 DuPont and ICI

Day 5  : Learning from Events

 Learning from accidents


 Behavioural safety
 ISC 6 pillars
 Energy Institute PSM framework
 OECD Corporate Governance for Process Safety
 Process Safety Leadership Checklist (CIA)
 Workshop Session
 Case studies
 Review
 Applying the Learning – Group Vision and Action Plan

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