Training Topics

These courses explain the systematic approach to the assessment of hazards of an industrial operation or process. Covered are the standardized techniques such as HAZOP, Checklist, What-if and others, designed to identify causes and prevent fires, explosions and toxic releases.

These courses examine both the regulatory environment and systematic approaches designed to prevent the release of any substance defined as ‘highly hazardous’. This framework is essential for ensuring safety in industries that handle ‘large quantities’ of hazardous chemicals.

These courses discuss and illustrate how dust explosion hazards arise and the practical techniques available for both preventing dust explosions and protecting people and facilities from their effects.

These courses show how flash fire and explosion hazards arise in manufacturing processes, how they can be systematically identified and assessed and how the most appropriate basis of safety can be selected and implemented.

These courses discuss and demonstrate how and where electrostatic charges are generated, how to analyze electrostatic hazards and processing problems and how to apply effective remedies.

These courses explain how plants and facilities that handle or process flammable materials (powders, gases and vapors) are classified into divisions/zones and how those divisions/zones are used to specify electrical equipment in a facility.