Process Safety Management

Introduction to Process Safety Management (PSM)

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COURSE CURRICULUM

1. The purpose for Process Safety Management (PSM)
1. Introduction to Process Safety Management (PSM) and Recent Major Disasters
2. Recent Major Disasters Involving Highly Hazardous Chemicals
3. Case Study: Reflections on Bhopal After Thirty Years
4. The Clean Air Act Amendments and the PSM Standard
5. OSHA's Final PSM Standard
6. Benefits of an Effective PSM Program
1. How the PSM Standard Applies
2. What is a “Process”?
3. What industries does PSM target?
4. Developing an Effective Process Safety Management Program
5. The Impact of the Process Safety Management (PSM) Standard
6. What can employers do to reduce risk?
7. Exceptions to PSM Standard Coverage
8. Process Safety Managing Risk in High-Hazard Sectors WorkSafeBC
9. CSB Safety Video - Explosion at BP Refinery
1. Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
2. Process Equipment
3. Introduction to Block Flow Diagrams
4. Importance of Equipment Information in PSM Program
1. The Importance of Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
2. Potential Limitations of PHA Methods
3. Prioritizing PHA’s
4. Methods for Conducting the PHA
5. Employer Response to PHA Team Findings
6. Importance of Review and Revalidation
1. Benefits of Developing and Implementing Effective Operating Procedures
1. Employers duty to involve employees
2. Training Program
3. Refresher Training
4. Employee Participation and Training in Process Safety Management
1. Contractor Employee Involvement
2. Responsibilities of Contract Employers in Process Safety Management (PSM)
3. Pre-Startup Safety Review in Process Safety Management (PSM)
1. Hot Work Permit
2. What are Equipment Deficiencies?
3. Prevention of the fire
1. Investigation of Incidents
2. Incident Investigation
3. Emergency Planning and Response
4. Trade Secrets and PSM
5. The Future of PSM - Improving Regulations