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ABD00026428 Hazards and Operability (HAZOP) Studies for Process Safety and Risk Management YOU SHOULD ATTEND If You want to become an effective HAZOP study team leader or team participant in HAZOP studies employing a multi disciplinary, team approach facilitated by a trained leader The course is ideally suited to PHA lead ers/scribes, key PHA team members, PSM coordinators and plant management who have oversight responsibility TOU CAN EXPECT TO Gain a thorough understanding of the methodology, fundamental concepts and skills of HAZOP studies Concentrate on the hazard and operability (HAZOP) study method following an overview of the OSHA PSM Rule, and the details of Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) required by this Rule Learn about other PHA methods to round out your knowledge Receive the textbook Guidelines for Hazard Evaluation Procedures (CCPS/AIChE) COURSE CONTENT Overview of the OSHA PSM Rule and Requirements for PHAs Concepts of Hazard Analysis Leader Preparation and First Team Meeting Basic HAZOP Study Concepts Guide words, Design intentions. Deviations matrix, Causes, Consequences, Protection, Mitigation & impact Exercise HAZOP Study of a Continuous Process HAZOP Study for a PLC Controlled Process Action Items Risk Matrix Usage Final Team Meeting Other PHA Methods What if, FMEA, FTA, ETA EXPERTS YOU LL HEAR FROM Fred Leverenz CITIES AND OATES_____________ ORLANDO October 24-26, 2001 LAS VEGAS November 7-9, 2001 NEW ORLEANS March 11-13, 2002 FEE_________________________________ 2001 $1245-- AlChE Members $1445 --Non Members 2002 $1345--AlChE Members $1445--Non-Members PROCESS SAFETY Hazards Evaluation: Qualitative & Quantitative Methods of Reliability & Risk Assessment of CPI YOU SHOULD ATTENO If You want to learn the most commonly used techniques for (1) identifying chemical process industry hazards, (2) quantifying their likelihood, and (3) assessing the reliability, availability, and dependability of process systems This course will help ensure your company's compliance with OSHA's regulation for Process Safety Management of Highly Hazardous Chemicals (29 CFR 1910 119), EPA's rule of Risk Management (40 CFR 68), and other industry risk management initiatives This course is especially useful for engineers and scientists who need to evaluate the benefits (risk-reduction potential) of recommendations for process change YOU CAW EXPECT TO Review the key elements of qualitative and quantitative risk analysis methods Understand how to select appropriate hazard evaluation techniques to use in a variety of instances Learn simplified methods for calculating system reliability, availability, and expect ed number of failures Examine several frequency analysis tech niques used to estimate accident likeli hood Participate in at least seven hands on workshops in which you gain valuable practice and experience in applying a par ticular analytical technique to a process system COURSE CONTENT Overview of qualitative hazard evaluation techniques Checklist and what-if methods Workshop Performing a what-if checklist analysis Hazard and operability (HAZOP) technique for continuous and batch processes Workshop Performing a HAZOP analysis on continuous andbatch processes Failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) technique Workshop Performing an FMEA on a process system Fault tree and event tree construction methods Algorithms for solving fault trees Workshop using fault trees/event trees areas to model process accidents # Quantitative reliability analysis methods, dependant failure analysis, calculating system reliability, availability and Workshop Calculating system reliability characteristics Testing, maintenance, and standby sys terns, incorporating test and maintenance factors into reliability calculations Workshop reliability analysis of tested and standby systems Workshop Risk assessment ofprocess system EXPERTS YOU'LL HEAR FROM Donald K Lorenzo David F Montague Vernon H Guthrie CITIES ANO DATES LAS VEGAS November 5-8, 2001 BALTIMORE April 22-24, 2002 FEE 2001 $1345--AlChE Members $1445--Non-Members 2002 $1665-AIChE Members $1775 --Non Members -------- --------- ABD00026429 Updating and Revalidating Process Hazard Analysis for OSHA PSM-Covered Processes YOU SHOULD ATTEND IF You want a comprehensive look at the subject so that you will be thoroughly equipped to determine the right revalua tion approach for your facility This is a key course for process safety ana tysts, process safety engineers, PSM/PHA coordinators or anyone who has the respon sibility for leading, documenting or partici pating in PHAs and PHA revaluations YOU CAN EXPECT TO________________________ _____ Learn how to address previous PHA defi ciencies and determine an appropriate approach for revaluation Understand the importance of complete documentation for PHAs and management of change activities Develop your own PHA revaluation report that works for you and other end users for future analysis purposes Leave the course with a flowchart that will assist you in tailoring a revaluation approach for your facility COURSE CONTENT OSHA PHA Revalidation Requirements Terms and Definitions Goals and Objectives Level ofcompliance. Multiple end-users, EPA RMP impacts Identifying and Assessing Required Information Integrating Management of Change Information Lessons Learned Defining your Revalidation Approach Updating and Revalidating a PHA Documenting a Revalidation/Update EXPERTS YOU'LL HEAR FROM David Whittle CITIES AND DATES ORLANDO October 22-23, 2001 ALTIMORE April 25-26, 2002 FEE 3001 $945--AlChE Members $1145--Non-Members 3003 $995-AIChE Members $1145--Non-Members # PROCESS SAFETY PSM: Design and Evaluation of Process Safety Management Systems YOU SHOULD ATTEND IF You want to get a process safety manage ment program in place and ensure its effectiveness in your organization, whether it's large or small The course is ideal for plant and corporate PSM coordinators, safety professionals, production, maintenance, and engineering managers, operating managers, and anyone responsible for the design and implementa tion and meeting the requirements of the OSHA PSM Standard YOU CAN EXPECT TO Learn about PSM principles and how to apply them to comply with OSHA's PSM Standard 1910 119, EPA Risk Management Plan, and company standards Gain insight through lectures, discussions and problem-solving which will assist you in spearheading and evaluating a PSM program that's right for your organization Receive the textbook Guidelines for Technical Management ofChemical Process Safety (CCPS/AIChE) COURSE CONTENT Fundamentals of PSM Management Systems, Accountability and Responsibility, Process Knowledge and Documentation, Managing Process Safety Elements Regulations--Examples of PSM Programs to meet the regulation Operating procedures, Training and Human Factors, Equipment Factors, Management of Change, Process Hazard Analysis, Incidents and Audits Implementation Issues EXPERTS YOU'LL HEAR FRON Claud E Eley Ray Witter CITIES AND OATES LAS VE6AS November 5-7, 2001 NEW ORLEANS March 13-15, 2002 FEE__________________________ 3001 $1245-AIChE Members $1445--Non-Members 3003 $1345--AlChE Members $1445--Non-Members CCP. CENTS? FOR ae^CN. PROCESS SAFETY V # 25 www.aiche org/education 1-800-242-4363