Process Safety Management Training is a course intended to provide a clear understanding of the Process Safety Management framework elements. It also provides guidelines on how to integrate the Process Safety Management element requirements into other Company programs. SOG Academy – Process Safety Management Training – Learn More Continue Reading
Potential hazardous events that arise from unwanted conditions /chemical processes, i.e., fire, explosions, toxic gas releases, dust, etc. comes under process safety risks.Continue Reading
Process safety is about managing the integrity of operating systems by applying inherently safer design principles, engineering and disciplined operating practices.Continue Reading
The objective of process safety management is to ensure that potential hazards are identified, and mitigation measures are in place to prevent unwanted releases of energy or hazardous chemicals into locations that could expose workers to serious injuries or fatalities.Continue Reading
Process safety deals with large scale and catastrophic workplace risks with major consequences, including fatalities, injuries, property damage, lost production, or environmental damage. It investigates the events that have potential to release hazardous materials and energy. Process safety is important to prevent catastrophic events and help reduce the occurrence of a major accidentContinue Reading
Process Safety Management addresses the safety measures required to prevent accidental release of hazardous material from its containment such as vessel, piping and tank. Process Safety Management is a structured and proactive risk-based approach which uses implementation techniques to manage process safety risks.Continue Reading
Process safety is a disciplined framework for managing the integrity of operating systems and processes that handle hazardous substances by relying on good design principles, engineering, and operating and maintenance practices.Continue Reading
This is normally done to safely dispose of natural gas (typically methane) that cannot be processed for sale or use. Furthermore, Natural gas is 25 times more potent as a greenhouse gas in comparison to CO2.Continue Reading