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Hazop to lopa and verification of sil

16th - 19th January 2012, Mumbai, india
trainer profile
Mr. Johan taljaard
is an International Expert with 25 years of experience in Risk Management, industrial effluents, Hazardous Material, HSE, Chemical Handling, HAZCOM, HAZWOPER and HAZMAT with over 30 years of practical industrial experience in the field. His wide experience also include Environmental Management (ISO 14001), safety management (OHSAS 18001), Quality Management (ISO 9001), hazard identification, risk assessment surveys, quantification and analysis, operational control reviews, health, environmental and quality systems benchmarking and has worked in as many as 25 countries across the globe. While Johan has been very active in the process industry for almost three decades, he has likewise headed Consultancy projects for major petrochemical, aviation, engineering & construction, mining & chemical industries. In all his projects, he utilizes a systems approach which includes risk management, process safety, health & environmental management, human behaviour and quality management. Mr. Taljaard has worked in as many as 25 countries across the globe. He has headed Consultancy projects for major petrochemical, aviation, engineering & construction, mining & chemical industries. In all his projects, He utilizes a systems approach which includes risk management, process safety, health & environmental management, human behaviour and quality management Since 2003 he also became involved with developing and implementing world best practise models in risk management. These activities encompass the international ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and ISO 27001 management standards and models Certificates. All 33 Licensed International Safety Training and Technology Training Courses. All 24 BSI Auditing Awareness and Implementing Training Courses. All Haward Middle East- HSE training courses Presented RABQSA- OHSAS 18001 Auditors For SAI Global Delivered training workshops a broad range of industries including: Crude oil refining and natural gas processing Mining and metallurgical refining and research Batch specialty chemical production Petrochemical production LNG processing Electric and hydroelectric power production and distribution Ammonia production, storage, and shipping

Course DesCription
What do you do now beyond your HAZOP or PHA study? If you find that the existing safeguards in a risk scenario are not enough to mitigate the risk to an acceptable level then what options do you have? Do you have to rely on subjective brainstorming sessions to determine additional safeguards? How confident are you of the integrity of your existing safeguards in your process? This course introduces the semi-quantitative risk analysis methodology called layer of protection analysis or LOPA that will help you to further analyse the existing safeguards from your HAZOP, in the form of layers of protection against an identified hazard in an objective and systematic way. When safety alarms, safety procedures, and physical safety devices are insufficient protection, safety instrumented systems are implemented as an additional layer of protection. The integrity of safety instrumented functions is further analysed by SIL analysis for which LOPA is one of the intermediate steps. This course covers HAZOP, LOPA and SIL methodologies per international industry standards

How will you benefit

This four-day course will empower you, and enable your organization through you, to identify, analyze, mitigate and monitor risks and hazards across the company, and systematically assess and manage the integrity of the protection layers. You will use state of the art risk management systems for hands-on exercises under the guidance of experienced professional instructors. You will learn how to conduct the HAZOP and LOPA facilitation and perform SIL analysis.

wHo will attenD

This advanced course provides practical training for the novice with a technical background in process engineering and refresher training for the seasoned professionals, including but not limited to: PHA Team members PHA Facilitators and Scribes Risk professionals HSE professionals Managers Engineers Supervisors Maintenance Project Managers Consultants

booking line: tel: +91 99023 27948, fax: +91 80 39919099 email: john.sebastian@fleminggulf.com, www.fleminggulf.com

Day 1: Monday 16th January 2012

8:30 registration and coffee 9:00
Introduction Basic concepts of risk and safety Industrial incidents and lessons learnt Regulatory developments to control risk elements of PSM Hazards and Structured Process Hazards Analysis Tools Preliminary Hazards Analysis (PrHA)HAZOP Types of HAZOP Introduction to MOC, Human Factors in Industrial Safety HAZOP Workshop Using PHA-Pro

Day 3: wednesday 18th January 2012

9:00 Understanding LOPA How does LOPA Work? Procedure to conduct LOPA Consequence and Severity Estimation Consequence evaluation methods Developing Scenarios Components in a scenario Identifying scenarios Develop scenarios Initiating Events and Frequency Estimation Types of Events Enabling Events/Conditions Frequency data and estimation Independent Protection Layers How to qualify safeguard as IPL IPL Types and Characteristics

17:30 wrap up

Making Risk Based Decisions Estimate frequency of scenarios Comparison with risk criteria

Day 2: tuesday 17th January 2012

9:00
Introduction to Target SIL Assignment & LOPA ALARP (As Low As Reasonably Practicable) Tolerable Risk Concepts Concept of Layers of Protection Introduction to concepts and definitions Risk & Safety Integrity SIL and Layers of Protection Target SIL Assignment Methodologies Risk Graph Safety Layer Matrix Introduction to Fault Tree Analysis

17:30 wrap up

Day 4: thursday 19th January 2012

9:00 Introduction to SIL and SIS Concepts of Risk in Process Industry What is Functional Safety SIF (Safety Instrumented Function) Related Regulations and Standards; OSHA, RMP, ANSI/ ISA S84.01, IEC 61508 and 61511; scope, objectives, application, requirements, exclusions Introduction to SIL Verification Safety Requirement Specification Information from Process Engineering PFD (Probability of Failure on Demand) Failure Rate Data Methods for SIL Verification Important SIS Design Parameters

17:30 wrap up

16:00 wrap up

Hazop to lopa and verification of sil

16th - 19th January 2012, Mumbai, india

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4 Days training

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