Learn to perform compliance auditing of process safety management (PSM) and risk management program (RMP) systems in accordance with OSHA and EPA regulations.

Learn practical methods for performing process hazard analyses (PHAs) of systems, procedures, and computer software that address federal regulatory requirements.

Learn practical methods for performing dust hazard analyses (DHAs) of industrial facilities. NFPA 652 contains retroactive requirements for a DHA. Now, all existing systems are required to have a DHA, and the time limit to perform this analysis is three years from the date of issuance of the standard, October 2015.

This course emphasizes hazard review techniques commonly used to evaluate changes. It also includes sections on improving existing programs for management of change (MOC) and pre-startup safety review (PSSR), plus special topics such as managing changes during the construction phase of major capital projects, managing personnel changes, and using software systems to manage change.

This is a combined course of Root Cause Analysis and Explosion Hazards and Application to Incident Investigations. Combine the two courses to save!

Gain an improved understanding of industrial explosion sources, effects, and consequences. The training will aid in understanding sequence of events that various energetic sources can result in an explosion; discerning potential causal factors as part of a root cause analysis, and identifying damage mechanisms at an incident scene. This course will assist investigation teams in identifying root causes and making recommendations.

Learn how to develop and implement a cost-effective PSM program for a single facility or an entire corporation.

This course covers current regulatory requirements including source term modeling, atmospheric dispersion modeling, fire modeling, explosion modeling, risk analysis methods and data and correlations for evaluating personnel injury and facility/equipment damage resulting from toxic exposure, fires, and explosions.

This course addresses the regulatory requirements for facility siting and gives an overview of the methods to satisfy the requirements.

Learn what you need to do to satisfy the hazards analysis portion of OSHA facility siting requirements using either a consequence or risk-based approach. This technical course is designed for the process safety professional who performs facility siting studies.