Safety Management, Hazard Awareness, Safety Inspection, Process Safety Management, and offshore safety

INTRODUCTION

This 5 day intensive training session combines a lecture series with practical exercises to give the delegates an appreciation of the role of  Safety Management System. This program is aimed to provide necessary background in safety to enable them to design and implement adequate inspection regimes. With the knowledge provided in this course they will be better prepared to understand elements of the Safety Management System.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

Management, Department managers and supervisors responsible for the safety function in the workplace. Safety responsible persons and others interested in safety in the workplace.

EUROTECH is an approved provider with Cambridge International    College is an accredited British College providing superb modern careers training to tens of thousands of people worldwide.

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to safety management

• Basic system features
• Working with contractors and other organizations
• What should Safety Management System cover
• Types of Safety Management Systems
• Projects Safety Plans- Mechanism for audit and review for each stage of the project.
• Case study based on offshore gas injection platform

Elements of HSE Management Systems

• HSE Policy- Elements of HSE policy statements
• Types of self-audit systems
• proprietary audit software systems
• Quantitative audit systems
• Proactive and reactive monitoring of performance.
• Measurement techniques.
• Advanced Audit techniques.

Behavioral Safety

• Motivation and employee involvement
• Development of positive safety culture
• What is safety culture
• How to promote safety culture
• How to measure safety culture
• Behavioral Safety and employee’s involvement.
• Selection of outcome indicators.

Inspection and observation procedures

• Engineering integrity
• Site inspections and observation techniques.
• The Safety Case Concept offshore.
• Specific audit/inspection systems: fire protection and site activities
• Permit-to-work systems.
• Mechanics of fire, explosion and toxic releases.

Emergency preparedness

• Elements of an emergency plan
• Auditing emergency plans
• Procedures for preparing action plans.