ePSM
ePSM
The ePSM program, presented by SOG Academy, is an online learning course accessible through a Learning Management System (LMS). This self-directed course offers a foundational understanding of Process Safety Management, focusing on the essential elements of effective Process Safety Management systems.
Incorporating practical tasks and real-life case studies, the course is designed to be interactive and captivating. Upon successful completion, participants will gain a comprehensive insight into the workings of effective Process Safety Management systems, crucial for various industries within the energy sector, including petrochemicals, oil and gas exploration, mining, fertilizers, and more.
Course Outline
Introduction to Process Safety
Overview of the significance of process safety management in the oil and gas industry, setting the stage for a deep dive into Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA).
Process Safety Culture
Detailed exploration of methods and techniques for identifying potential hazards within industrial operations, emphasizing the critical first step in risk management.
Managing Process Safety Risks
This module covers the consequence modeling and frequency assessment of fire and explosion incidents, providing learners with the tools to predict and mitigate the impacts of such events.
Review and Improvement
An in-depth look at hazards not directly related to hydrocarbons but equally critical to the safety of oil and gas operations, including electrical, mechanical, and environmental risks.
Mode of Delivery
Structured e-learning modules via a Learning Management System (LMS)
Who Should Attend
- Suitable for all sectors and positions within an organization
- Beneficial for supervisory, operations, maintenance, facilities engineers, and design personnel
- Ideal for expanding knowledge or enhancing skills in process safety
Duration
This course will take approximately 4-hours
Learning Outcomes
By the end of the course, learners will understand
- Fundamentals and importance of Process Safety Management in industrial environments.
- Methodologies for identifying and assessing hazards and risks.
- Insight into risk management strategies to prevent industrial accidents.
- Significance of a positive safety culture in enhancing process safety.
- Skills for developing and maintaining a supportive safety culture.
- Principles of continuous improvement, including how to conduct reviews, audits, and assessments for ongoing safety enhancement.
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