Understand Hazards and Risks

As a Process Engineer, your job is to design and manage facilities in such a way as to avoid loss of containment incidents resulting in fire, explosion or toxic release. Such incidents can contribute to multiple casualties and can undermine the long term viability of an operation.

Knowledge of process hazards and how they behave in an operating environment is essential to designing out scenarios that can cause significant harm. If potential accidents are well understood it should be possible to develop and operate processes that are less vulnerable to failure.
Process safety – The Basics

In five interactive days, you’ll learn about process hazards as well as physical and human failure modes that have contributed to major process incidents. Gain an understanding of engineering practices related to layout and spacing, system isolation, grading and drainage, relief and blowdown, electrical area classification, fire protection, instrumentation, human factors and facility siting. Throughout the course, you’ll examine numerous accident case studies and participate in team breakout exercises.

Course Overview

Day 1

Introduction to Process Safety
Overpressure Protection

Day 2

Process Safety Design Tools and Standards
Selection of Material of Construction


Day 3

PHA
HAZID/HAZOP

Day 4

LOPA
SIL Classification
Equipment Layout


Day 5

Elements of Process Safety Management
Process Safety Culture
Assessment and Evaluation


The training will be conducted on mutually convenient dates in July 2015. Our estimate of the total training hours is 40~48 hours.

There will be an evaluation at the end of the training and all participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation.
Training Methodology

The training will be conducted face to face in a classroom by experienced faculty by utilizing power point presentations explaining real world situations. The course will be supported by pre- read and post course supplementary reading material.
Training Fee

The lump sum training fee including course material is USD 1,200/- {US Dollars one thousands, two hundred only}
Venue

Conference room of Ibis Hotel on Airport Road, Lagos with overhead projector, white board, marker pens, flip charts etc.

Should you require any clarifications or further information, please contact us and we would be pleased to respond.

Thanking you and assuring you of our best attention at all times.

Best Regards,



Olu Olumoyin

08023104332

o.olumoyin@bunjsolutions.com
wwww.bunjsolutions.com


Faculty Profiles

C.Kumar B.Tech.,

Biography

C.Kumar has Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 30 years of experience in Process Safety Management, Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Kumar’s International assignments include working in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade and extensively travelled to Europe, USA and South East Asia. Kumar has worked for Owner operator companies in India and abroad including National Fertilizers, Nagarjuna Fertilizers, SABIC and, Shell Technology Centre in India.

A. Raja Shekhar M.Tech.,

Biograph

Raja Shekhar has Masters Degree in Chemical Plant Design from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 28 years of experience in Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Raja’s International assignments include working in USA, Oman, and Brunei. Raja’s worked for EPC companies in India and abroad including Punj Lloyd, Shell Technology Centre in India.


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olubunmi4u2:
Understand Hazards and Risks

As a Process Engineer, your job is to design and manage facilities in such a way as to avoid loss of containment incidents resulting in fire, explosion or toxic release. Such incidents can contribute to multiple casualties and can undermine the long term viability of an operation.

Knowledge of process hazards and how they behave in an operating environment is essential to designing out scenarios that can cause significant harm. If potential accidents are well understood it should be possible to develop and operate processes that are less vulnerable to failure.
Process safety – The Basics

In five interactive days, you’ll learn about process hazards as well as physical and human failure modes that have contributed to major process incidents. Gain an understanding of engineering practices related to layout and spacing, system isolation, grading and drainage, relief and blowdown, electrical area classification, fire protection, instrumentation, human factors and facility siting. Throughout the course, you’ll examine numerous accident case studies and participate in team breakout exercises.

Course Overview

Day 1

Introduction to Process Safety
Overpressure Protection

Day 2

Process Safety Design Tools and Standards
Selection of Material of Construction


Day 3

PHA
HAZID/HAZOP

Day 4

LOPA
SIL Classification
Equipment Layout


Day 5

Elements of Process Safety Management
Process Safety Culture
Assessment and Evaluation


The training will be conducted on mutually convenient dates in July 2015. Our estimate of the total training hours is 40~48 hours.

There will be an evaluation at the end of the training and all participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation.
Training Methodology

The training will be conducted face to face in a classroom by experienced faculty by utilizing power point presentations explaining real world situations. The course will be supported by pre- read and post course supplementary reading material.
Training Fee

The lump sum training fee including course material is USD 1,200/- {US Dollars one thousands, two hundred only}
Venue

Conference room of Ibis Hotel on Airport Road, Lagos with overhead projector, white board, marker pens, flip charts etc.

Should you require any clarifications or further information, please contact us and we would be pleased to respond.

Thanking you and assuring you of our best attention at all times.

Best Regards,



Olu Olumoyin

08023104332

o.olumoyin@bunjsolutions.com
wwww.bunjsolutions.com


Faculty Profiles

C.Kumar B.Tech.,

Biography

C.Kumar has Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 30 years of experience in Process Safety Management, Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Kumar’s International assignments include working in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade and extensively travelled to Europe, USA and South East Asia. Kumar has worked for Owner operator companies in India and abroad including National Fertilizers, Nagarjuna Fertilizers, SABIC and, Shell Technology Centre in India.

A. Raja Shekhar M.Tech.,

Biograph

Raja Shekhar has Masters Degree in Chemical Plant Design from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 28 years of experience in Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Raja’s International assignments include working in USA, Oman, and Brunei. Raja’s worked for EPC companies in India and abroad including Punj Lloyd, Shell Technology Centre in India.


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Understand Hazards and Risks

As a Process Engineer, your job is to design and manage facilities in such a way as to avoid loss of containment incidents resulting in fire, explosion or toxic release. Such incidents can contribute to multiple casualties and can undermine the long term viability of an operation.

Knowledge of process hazards and how they behave in an operating environment is essential to designing out scenarios that can cause significant harm. If potential accidents are well understood it should be possible to develop and operate processes that are less vulnerable to failure.
Process safety – The Basics

In five interactive days, you’ll learn about process hazards as well as physical and human failure modes that have contributed to major process incidents. Gain an understanding of engineering practices related to layout and spacing, system isolation, grading and drainage, relief and blowdown, electrical area classification, fire protection, instrumentation, human factors and facility siting. Throughout the course, you’ll examine numerous accident case studies and participate in team breakout exercises.

Course Overview

Day 1

Introduction to Process Safety
Overpressure Protection

Day 2

Process Safety Design Tools and Standards
Selection of Material of Construction


Day 3

PHA
HAZID/HAZOP

Day 4

LOPA
SIL Classification
Equipment Layout


Day 5

Elements of Process Safety Management
Process Safety Culture
Assessment and Evaluation


The training will be conducted on mutually convenient dates in July 2015. Our estimate of the total training hours is 40~48 hours.

There will be an evaluation at the end of the training and all participants will be awarded a Certificate of Participation.
Training Methodology

The training will be conducted face to face in a classroom by experienced faculty by utilizing power point presentations explaining real world situations. The course will be supported by pre- read and post course supplementary reading material.
Training Fee

The lump sum training fee including course material is USD 1,200/- {US Dollars one thousands, two hundred only}
Venue

Conference room of Ibis Hotel on Airport Road, Lagos with overhead projector, white board, marker pens, flip charts etc.

Should you require any clarifications or further information, please contact us and we would be pleased to respond.

Thanking you and assuring you of our best attention at all times.

Best Regards,



Olu Olumoyin

08023104332

o.olumoyin@bunjsolutions.com
wwww.bunjsolutions.com


Faculty Profiles

C.Kumar B.Tech.,

Biography

C.Kumar has Bachelors Degree in Chemical Engineering from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 30 years of experience in Process Safety Management, Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Kumar’s International assignments include working in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade and extensively travelled to Europe, USA and South East Asia. Kumar has worked for Owner operator companies in India and abroad including National Fertilizers, Nagarjuna Fertilizers, SABIC and, Shell Technology Centre in India.

A. Raja Shekhar M.Tech.,

Biograph

Raja Shekhar has Masters Degree in Chemical Plant Design from India’s reputed institute, National Institute of Technology Karnataka (NIT) Surathkal and has over 28 years of experience in Process Engineering, Plant Operations, Technical Services and Capital Projects execution. Raja’s International assignments include working in USA, Oman, and Brunei. Raja’s worked for EPC companies in India and abroad including Punj Lloyd, Shell Technology Centre in India.


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P R O G R A M M E O U T L I N E

DAY 1 - INTRODUCTION PROCESS SAFETY
Introduction to safety in process design
Historical Incidents & Problem Areas
Process and Facilities Components
Plant layout & Equipment Spacing
Hazardous classifications
Process safety aspects of oil field production equipment & materials design specifications and
operations.
Safety terms and concepts: failures, accidents, hazard, risk, safety function, risk analysis, risk assessment, risk mitigation
Hazard Identification and Evaluation: Main Techniques
Nature of Hazards: Toxicity, fire, explosion, and reactivity
Hazards Associated with Specific Plant Systems
Safety studies
Videos Exercises
Workshop: Analysis of Process and Facilities Components


DAY 2 - HAZARD AND RISK ANALYSIS
Process Design Evolution Phases
Conceptual Design
Front End Engineering and Design (FEED)
Detailed Design
Procurement/Construction
Plant Operating
Understanding hazard, risk, use of risk assessment & risk management.
Identification of process and accident hazards
Safety Analysis and Hazard Evaluation Techniques
Preliminary hazard analysis (PHA)
• HAZID
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
HAZOP
Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA)
Fault Tree Analysis (FTA)
• Event Tree Analysis (ETA)
Inherently safer design principles
Inherent Risk Evaluation Through Risk Matrices
HAZID and HAZOP, case studies.
Videos Exercises
Workshop: Performing HAZID and HAZOP for a specific process.


DAY 3 - PROCESS MONITORING AND SAFETY INSTRUMENTED SYSTEMS (SIS)
Process Monitoring and Control
Quantitative process safety risk analysis (QRA)
Minimization of process safety risk
Protective systems
Failure modes: fail operational, fail safe
Safety instrumented systems (SIS)
Automatic response
Safety Standards: IEC 61508/61511, ANSI/ISA-84
Safety integrity levels (SIL) and Assessment
Layers of protection analysis (LOPA)
Use of safety studies (SIL assessment, LOPA, QRA, Fire & Blast study, etc.).
Sources of Ignition
Fieldbus Intrinsic Safety Concept (FISCO)
Use of SCADA and DCS systems
Videos Exercises
Workshop: SIL Assessment for a specific process. Demonstration: Protective system using SCADA


DAY 4- MECHANICAL AND PROCESS INTEGRITY
Mechanical Integrity
Minimizing risk during the design of process equipment & facilities
The design & operation of process safety systems & devices.
Process safety systems & devices. ESD, ESD philosophy, case & effect chart
Safeguarding Systems
Normal and Emergency shutdown Systems
Hazards Associated with Process Fluids
Leakage and Dispersion of Hydrocarbon Releases
Combustion Behavior of Hydrocarbons
Safety considerations in the design of piping systems and accessories
Valves, Fittings, Supports
Corrosion & Materials Selection
Material Degradation Assessment during In-Life Cycle
Design of Pressure Relief Systems: Pressure Valve, Disposal Systems
Monitoring, Testing, and Inspection (NDT)
Design Procedures for Multiphase flow, Fire & Gas detection
Videos
Exercises
Workshop: Assessment of mechanical integrity of a piping system


DAY 5 - SAFETY MANAGEMENT AND PROTECTION
Safety and Risk management
Process safety management
Process Hazard Indicators
Dow Fire and Explosion Hazard Index
Mond Index
Operating procedures that take into account process safety
Fire Protection Principles
Explosion Protection
How to perform process safety management audits & conduct incident investigations
Safety Audits:
Types of audits
Guidelines
Checklists
Safety policy and culture
Developing and using safety case
Human behavior aspects
Videos Exercises
Workshop: Performing a safety management audit


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