Process Safety Management- Facilitator : Namir George

																		The 2-day NSC Principles of Process Safety Management(PSM) course is based on U.S. OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) Compliance Standard -- 29 CFR 1910.119 -- will help participants gain more understanding of process safety management and its historical adoption. Participants will learn how to integrate PSM elements into an organization’s programs and how to evaluate the program’s compliance throughout the implementation phase. The course explores the process in developing a PSM program as a team exercise and who will be covered by PSM programs.  

This highly interactive program will examine why catastrophes still occur with case studies and exercises. 

																	

																		
Discuss the elements of PSM and they application in the workplace;

 • Process Safety Management and Risk Management Planning regulatory requirements
 • Process Safety Information
 • Process Hazard Analysis
 • Management of Change
 • Mechanical Integrity
 • Pre-Start Up Safety Review
 • Incident Investigation
 • Emergency Planning and Response
 • Trade Secrets and Hazard Assessments
 • Auditing

																	

																		
 • Process Safety Management and Risk Management Planning regulatory requirements
 • Process Safety Information
 • Process Hazard Analysis
 • Management of Change
 • Mechanical Integrity
 • Pre-Start Up Safety Review
 • Incident Investigation
 • Emergency Planning and Response
 • Trade Secrets and Hazard Assessments
 • Auditing

																	

																		
On successful completion of the workshop, the participant will receive an attendance certificate from American Society of Safety Professionals. 
																	

																		
All market industry segments and all levels as Workplace Risk Assessment can be used by ALL, including:
 • Safety Professionals
 • Project Managers,
 • Process, Chemical, Mechanical Engineers,
 • Loss Prevention & Security,
 • Supervisors, Team leaders
 • Operating Staff and employees in general.