$400 Member/$500 Non-Member
Recorded at AIHce EXP 2023
Industrial hygienists have the relevant knowledge, skills, and abilities to excel in the discipline of chemical process safety and risk management planning. This PDC will highlight the important role IHs can play in the administration of OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) and EPA's Risk Management Plan (RMP) regulations. Attendees will explore and apply various tools used in executing all elements of the PSM and RMP rules. Topics going from a basic Process Hazard Analysis to a complex Layer of Protection Analysis, include consequence analysis, results, interpretation, and the application of risk reduction principles to be effective PSM/RMP practitioners.
Participants will take away knowledge on: a) applying process safety principles; b) understanding the OSHA PSM regulation and EPA RMP; and c) applying process safety principles to current and future processes to ensure safe operation.
Course outline
- Why an IH for Process Safety?
- Definition of a Process Safety Incident
- PSM: Process Safety Management
- RMP: Risk Management Plan
- PSI: Process Safety Information
- Risk Assessment Methods
- Consequence Analysis
- The IH View vs. Process Safety View
- Incident Examples and Lessons Learned
Course outcomes
Upon completion, students will be able to:
- Recognize what skills IHs can apply to process safety and risk management.
- Leverage the value of the IH to the process safety and risk management elements.
- Identify process hazard analysis and consequence analysis techniques.
- Review major industry incidents and key process safety system modes of failures.
- Explain the fundamental basis of OSHA's Process Safety Management and EPA's Risk Management Plan rules.
Time to complete
Participants will have 90 days from the date of purchase to view the session recordings and submit the online evaluation for credit.
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