This Process Safety and Hazard Analysis training course helps participants understand and manage risks, ensuring a safer workplace. It’s ideal for those new to process safety or anyone looking to refresh their skills.

The course starts by introducing key terms and concepts related to process safety—a practice focused on preventing major accidents in high-risk industries. Participants will learn the difference between process safety, which prevents large-scale incidents, and personnel safety, which focuses on protecting individual workers.

A major focus of the course is Process Hazard Analysis (PHA). PHA is a method for identifying hazards, assessing risks, and implementing measures to reduce them. Participants will learn how to conduct a PHA, define its scope, identify hazards, assess risks, and apply safety measures to ensure safe operations.

The course also covers Workplace Safety and Health (WSH) legislation, explaining the laws and regulations that keep workplaces safe. Participants will learn how to integrate these regulations into hazard analysis to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

Participants will explore different PHA methods such as the Checklist Method, What-If Method, What-If/Checklist Method, and Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP). These methods will be explained in detail, showing when and how to apply them based on the complexity of the process.

The course also highlights the importance of revalidation—reviewing and updating hazard analysis as processes evolve. Participants will learn how to conduct revalidation and document the process to maintain transparency and ensure compliance.

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to conduct Process Hazard Analysis, follow safety regulations, use various analysis methods, and manage workplace risks effectively. They will also know how to revalidate hazard analyses and keep the workplace safe and compliant.