Process Safety Management (PSM) Engineer oversees and supports the site process safety management initiatives and ensures compliance to applicable process safety regulations.Continue Reading

PSM 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 PSM element requirements into other Company programs.Continue Reading

An audit on the process safety management to ensure compliance with relevant regulatory or company/ standard requirements.Continue Reading

A PSM Specialist is an individual who is highly qualified in process safety and its federal and state requirements as they are responsible for the execution of risk management projects. They are in charge of defining and managing the project.   Excel as a PSM ExpertContinue Reading

Process safety fundamentals are guidelines that emphasize good practices that would help prevent the occurrence of a major accident. These guidelines are applicable to everyone working with a hazardous material from management to the workforce.Continue Reading

Process safety study is a thorough assessment that identifies potential causes and evaluates the consequences of hazardous releases, e.g. bowtie analysis, HAZOP, HAZID, FSAs, etc.Continue Reading

The basic principles of effective safety management are Planning, Doing, Checking, and Acting (PDCA).Continue Reading

The workplace should comply to the regulations/legislations (e.g., OSHA, ISO) ComprehensiveTraining provided for employees to prevent workplace injury and ensure the working environment is safe. Usage of labels and signs as its an effective way to communicate important information and serves as a gentle reminder Develop Risk Register (gives an overview to employees, the potential...Continue Reading

A hazard is significant if it can cause serious damage/ harm to facility, people or environment.Continue Reading

Any hazard or potential hazard should be considered significant if such a failure would directly or indirectly, be liable to endanger assets, environment and/or likely to cause serious or fatal injuries.Continue Reading