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HSE and Process Safety
Process Safety Leadership in High Hazard Facilities
Kuala Lumpur Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Kuala Lumpur, MalaysiaWhy Choose this Training Course This is a 3-days high hazard facilities training. The management of the risks associated with Health, Safety and Environmental, HSE threats to a business is becoming increasingly complex and as part of any credible global business, needs to be managed in a consistent, systematic manner. It is essential therefore that…
HAZOP Training: Hazard Studies and HAZOP Team Leader
Kuala Lumpur, SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This is a 3-day HAZOP training course. HAZOP and Hazard studies are an essential part of effective process safety management and HSE risk management. This course covers various process hazard assessment (PHA) techniques that team leaders must understand and be able to apply as well as facilitation skills required to…
Human Factor Training: Integrating Human Factors into the Design and Operations Risk Framework
Singapore , SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This is a 3-day face-to-face human factor training course. In order to integrate human factors into an effective framework for managing risk in hazardous industries, companies need to address several key questions: How do we build a sustainable operating culture to deliver consistent behaviours within our employees, suppliers and contractors?…
Advanced HAZOP Masterclass
Classroom Learning (F2F)Why Choose this Training Course In this 3 days advanced HAZOP training course, the trainer will introduce numerous class exercises based on real life case to aid in delegates’ understanding of the topics throughout the course. Delegates will be firstly introduced to refresher topics of HAZOP such as bowties, swiss cheese and LOPA, the human…
Gas Explosion Hazards, Fire Detection and Protection Systems Design for Oil and Gas
Kuala Lumpur, SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This gas explosion training course is designed to provide an insight into the major drivers into fire and explosion hazard risk, and the various methods of preventing and mitigating such risk. The course will discuss quantitative consequence analysis, such as vapor dispersion modelling, vapor cloud explosion modelling, fire modelling, and…
Alarm Management
Kuala Lumpur, SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This alarm management training course is aimed at anyone involved with managing alarms at any chemical or processing plant at operator, supervisor, engineer or management levels. Numerous plants are experiencing excessive alarms all the time, which defeats their purpose as effective safety mechanisms. This is a well-known problem that is…
Human Factor Training: Integrating Human Factors into the Design and Operations Risk Framework
Singapore , SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This is a 3-day face-to-face human factor training course. In order to integrate human factors into an effective framework for managing risk in hazardous industries, companies need to address several key questions: How do we build a sustainable operating culture to deliver consistent behaviours within our employees, suppliers and contractors?…
Advanced HAZOP Masterclass
Classroom Learning (F2F)Why Choose this Training Course In this 3 days advanced HAZOP training course, the trainer will introduce numerous class exercises based on real life case to aid in delegates’ understanding of the topics throughout the course. Delegates will be firstly introduced to refresher topics of HAZOP such as bowties, swiss cheese and LOPA, the human…
LOPA and SIL Determination
Kuala Lumpur, SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course This is a 2-day LOPA and SIL training course. Layer of protection analysis (LOPA) is a semi-quantitative, order of magnitude, tool for analysing and assessing risk on a process plant used to evaluate the adequacy of existing or proposed controls (layers of protection) against known hazards to achieve tolerable risk…
QRA Training: Revised Quantitative Risk Assessment Guidelines
Singapore , SingaporeWhy Choose this Training Course Industries handling hazardous materials have to adhere to Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) guidelines. In Singapore, the revised QRA guidelines took effect on 1 April 2016. The QRA training is developed to compare the existing prevailing PCD QRA Guidelines and the new QRA Guidelines, to help the industries understand the potential…