Fundamentals of Process Safety in the Water Sector

Face-to-face | In-company

Overview

This course will help you to develop your understanding of the key principles of process safety and its management with a specific focus on the water sector. It will benefit anyone involved in the design, operation, modification or maintenance of major hazard or other process plant in the water sector, who would like to develop or refresh their process safety knowledge across a broad range of topics. 

The course uses a mix of interactive exercises and workshops, case studies and theory to examine the functional areas key to managing process safety across an organisation, as defined by the IChemE Safety Centre’s (ISC) framework: leadership, knowledge and competence, engineering and design, systems and procedures, assurance, human factors, and culture.

There will be an assessment at the end of the course. Following successful completion, you will receive an IChemE pass certificate in the Fundamentals of Process Safety in the Water Sector.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the course, you will understand:

• the key principles of process safety and its management
• the human, environmental and business consequences of poor process safety
• the key factors influencing the basis of process safety
• the hazards associated with a process plant and how the risks can be controlled
• the key process safety requirements at each stage in the life cycle of a process plant from conceptual design through to operation, maintenance and modification
• the interdependence of and the need for overall organisation process safety management capability
• how to acquire further knowledge and understanding of process safety management.

Who will benefit

• Managers, supervisors, engineers, safety personnel, and others involved in the design, operation, modification or maintenance of major hazard or other process plant in the water sector
• Anyone who would like to improve their process safety knowledge with a specific focus on the water sector
• Graduates, chemical and other engineers may find it beneficial in the preparation of their Chartered Member application.

Course outline

• The importance of process safety
• A model for process safety
• Hazard and risk
• Hazard identification and evaluation
• Consequences – toxicity and fires
• Consequences – explosions
• Chemical reactions
• Flammable atmospheres
• Project development
• Design safety
• Risk assessment
• Operations
• Asset integrity
• Management of change
• Management systems
• Human factors
• Leadership and culture
• Process safety performance
• Emergency response

Trainers

Our expert trainers have a broad range of process industry experience and have worked in many sectors including water. 

Course delivery

Online 

This course is not currently delivered online.

Face-to-face 

Face-to-face courses are delivered over five days.

Upcoming dates 

View the list of start dates on this page. To register, select your preferred course and go to the 'Book course' button.

Fees 

• IChemE member: £2,520 + VAT
• Non-member: £2,835 + VAT

Contact us

+44 (0)1788 534496 / courses@icheme.org 

Register your interest in future dates.

More than one person to train?

Multi-place discounts

Discounts are available to companies booking more than one place. Bookings must be made at the same time to receive the discount.

• 2 places – 10% discount
• 3 places –15% discount
• 4 or more places – 20% discount

In-company training

This course can be delivered to in-house teams, either on-site or online. This could be a cost-effective option if you have several people requiring the training. Content can be tailored to your specific requirements. Request a quotation.

Attendance certificate and CPD hours

An e-certificate will be issued at the end of the course to confirm attendance and CPD hours logged. Please note that you must attend all modules to receive the certificate. 

CPD hours should be used as an approximate guide and will vary depending on the preferred approach of the delegate and to what extent additional learning is completed.