HAZOP Training

“Hunting for Hazards”

INTRODUCTION

The need for process safety expertise is ever increasing and a growing challenge in the hydrocarbon, petrochemicals and chemicals industry across the globe. Especially in India, the energy demands over the past decade have seen an exponential growth in the hydrocarbon and allied sector. To meet the growing needs of the Indian engineers and professionals in this domain, USP-Energy Div. is organizing a ‘public’ training course in the domain of Process Safety focused on Hazard Identification through Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) Study.

Knowledge and expertise in hazards identification is essential in reducing risk to “As Low As Reasonably Practical“ (ALARP) level, for existing installations or new projects . A good and thorough Hazop study is vital for effective risk identification and mitigation. Organizations can ensure good Hazop quality by developing Hazop skills of their professionals.

HAZOP training is provided by an expert trainer with long years of experience, utilizing a practical and interactive approach. The session includes several work-shops and mock Hazops, thus giving the candidates invaluable hands-on-experience.

TRAINER

Umesh Goel MSc CEng MIChemE, 25 years experience as a seasoned professional in the domains of Process Engineering, Process Design and Process Safety with national and international exposure on prestigious projects for the Oil and Gas, Petrochemicals, Petroleum Refining and Chemical industries.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Managers and professionals in the process industry, especially those from operations, process design and engineering, technical services, safety and loss prevention, HSE deptt, , maintenance, projects in-charge

OBJECTIVES

· To effectively prepare and conduct Hazop sessions (review team, methodology, documentation and implementation).

· To participate proactively in the Hazop sessions, applying methodologies in a conscientious and rigorous manner while encouraging out-of the box thinking.

· To carry out a qualitative risk assessment, identify high severity scenarios, check the adequacy of existing safeguards and give recommendations for additional safeguards.

The SHAH Gas Expansion Project - a critical analysis of the process design

Well trained engineers can contribute effectively to the robustness of a Hazop study

“Hunting for Hazards”

INTRODUCTION

TRAINER

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

OBJECTIVES

Course FEE

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