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Public Courses ABD00027861 Process Safety Management: Complying with the OSHA and EPA Regulations In this course, you will learn to: Interpret the performancebased requirements of the OSHA PSM regulation and the prevention program portion of the EPA risk management program regulation Develop and implement a cost-effective PSM program for a single facility or an enure corporation tations of the requirements and demonstrate ways to develop an effective PSM program. Through this course, you will save time and money when developing your own PSM program It could cost a company $100,000 or more to develop the understanding, ob tain the resources, and develop the equivalent of the example programs and procedures offered by this course Five reasons you should attend this course: You will find out whether your facility is covered by OSHA's 29CFR 1910 119 and EPA's 40 CFR 68 You will develop the under standing necessary to explain the PSM requirements to others in your company who need to un derstand PSM issues As we go over each element of the regulations, you will study specific 3 3guidelines for developing written The Process Safety Institute (through JBF Associates, Inc ) has fully researched the OSHA and You will learn how to imple ment effective programs from instructors who have helped com programs to meet PSM regula EPA regulations to develop a panies like yours develop PSM tions, integrating PSM element course that meets your PSM programs requirements into other corporate needs We are a primary technical programs, and evaluating pro gram compliance throughout the implementation phase You will resource for groups such as CMA, AIChE, API, and AFPA on the subject of PSM Our company is 4 You will be exposed to a range of options for compli ance that will allow you to de also get insight into the latest regulatory developments and re at the forefront of dealing with regulators on industry's behalf, velop a PSM program that addresses your specific needs ceive summary documentation of and we have helped many facili We do not believe "one size fits key clarifications by OSHA ties implement effective PSM pro all" works for PSM programs grams You will take with you extensive examples of actual or generic pro grams for individual PSM ele You should attend this course if you are a: 5 Over 1000 alumni attest to the value of this course Even attendees who have already had ments, you can adapt many of considerable PSM experience these programs for use at your fa Process/safety/operations have told us they learned a lot cility to satisfy the requirements of manager from our course Call for refer the regulations Exercises and Process/safety engineer ences workshops are used throughout Plant employee responsible the course to illustrate interpre- for developing PSM programs Auditor preparing for compliance audits "'I he OSHA PSM regulation course Do you need further informa was just what we needed The practi tion? C.ill tin1 (ouim1 instruc tors. You will learn strategies for imple cal, expenence-based presentation and M\ ion GinkI.i <it i-42 9 671 - .18 1 :i menting various process safety ac examples have allowed our company or Bill Bridges at (42 P 0~1o840. tivities and how PSM programs to quickly begin developing and imple can be integrated with existing menting the various elements ofthe Do you have specific questions company activities Thiscouiseis new PSM legulation "-- David U you would like answered at the a prerequisite for Courses 108 and Spinney, Dnector, Manufacturing course? Fax \oui questions to 109 Services, Velsitol Chemical Corpo Muon or Bill at (42.P %Oo287. ration Page 16 ABD00027862 Course 102 Course Outline Day 1 Intioduction to PSM The regulation Regulation history, summary, and definitions Covered processes and application issues Compliance interpretations Citation insights Elements of the regulation General elements Employee participation Trade secrets Reception - immediately following class Day 2 Understanding and controlling the operation Process safety information Hot work permit Operating procedures Training Contractors Undeistanding and controlling the hazards Process hazard analysis Pre-startup safety review Management of change Mechanical integrity Day 3 Accidents Emergency planning and response Incident investigation Compliance auditing Developing a PSM program Determining priorities Developing an implementation program plan Implementing the PSM program plan Assessing PSM program quality Overview of EPA's RMP regulation Couise examination (optional) Com se wtap-up Course Hours Days 1 and 2, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Day 3, 8.00 a.m to 3:00 p m. Note Approximately 10 workshops and ixercrses (not shown in the outline) are also used in the coutse Offering dates* see course calendar at front of catalog. Course cost: $1,195 Five benefits you will gain 7 You can immediately begin applying what you have learned at the course to help your company satisfy OSHA PSM requirements 2 You will get up-to-the-minute information on OSHA and EPA regulatory enforcement activities and interpretations from the company in the know 3 You will be guided by instructors that have realworld experience in developing and installing PSM systems in a variety of facilities 4 You will be able to avoid costly mistakes made by others 5 You will come away from the course with these valuable materials * A copy of AJChE's 382-page Plant Guidelines for Technical Management ofProcess Safety (1992) A copy of the comprehensive course notes that integrate numerous sources of PSM information and clarifications A copy of the compliance directive and checklist that OSHA's inspectors will use to review your PSM program Extensive examples of PSM programs A certificate of completion 1 9 CEUs, 1 9 COCs, 2 5 CMs "Excellent You have helped me get a handle on what PSM is about and what needs to be done I hank you " -- Jeff 1 afuse, I iquid Plant Manager, Vigoto Industries (J) Register Today! Call Karen Evans at (423) 675-2580 Page 17 ABD00027863 I cd M( Nolo All courses will be held ol PSIs headquorters in Kno*iHc Tennessee Courses in BOLD are new See course descriptions lor multi course discounts PSI Calendar o f Courses