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Focus Article 2011 - #1133 – Process Safety Management iss Now Required for Offshore Oil and Gas Facilities
As of November 15, 2011, Offshore Oil and Gas Operators are required to implement a Process Safety Management (PSM) Program similar to, but not identical to, OSHAs PSM Program for downstream oil and gas facilities.
BOEMRE SEMS Final Rule 250
This requirement is the result of the new Safety and Environmental Management System (SEMS) Final Rule 250 published by the Bureau of Ocean, Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement (BOEMRE) last year. This rule, referred to as the “Workplace Safety Rule”, states that Oil and Gas Operations in the Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) are required to implement a PSM program consisting of the following:
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| Process Safety Management Training Courses
Essential Inputs and Deliverables for Management of Process Safety – One Day Course
This course provides the attendee with a broad-based overview of the key ingredients necessary in programs to manage Process Safety. Such programs are essential for reducing the risk of process accidents applicable to general industry. Emphasis is first placed on WHAT a program to manage Process Safety is, WHY such a program is necessary, and HOW Process Safety is managed.
Technical Management of Process Safety - Two Day Course This course provides the attendee with a detailed working knowledge of the components of programs necessary to manage Process Safety. Such programs are essential for reducing the risk of accidents applicable to general industry. Emphasis is first placed on reviews of a Management System for Process Safety, Life Cycle application of Process Safety, and Key details of US Process Safety Management Regulations –OSHA, EPA.
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OSHA Dust Explosion Inspection Preparatory Training – One-Day Training Course
The present National Emphasis Program of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) (Directive No. CPL 03-00-008. March 11, 2008) is concerned with combustible dusts and was prompted by three disastrous explosions in 2003, including one explosion that involved aluminum dust. This NEP began on October 18, 2007, and required Federal OSHA offices to begin targeted inspections of sites that process, handle, or otherwise generate combustible dusts. State plan participation in the program was strongly encouraged but not required. Nevertheless the state-plan states, in general, seem to be onboard and are conducting these targeted inspections along with their Federal counterparts.
For further information see:--
http://www.chilworth.com/2011-OSHA-Dust-Explosion-Inspection-Preparatory-Training.pdf |
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Explosion, Fire & Thermal Hazards Training – 2011 Training Courses
Please note that the second in our 2010 series of Fire, Explosion & Thermal Hazards Training Courses is being held at our office in Plainsboro, NJ the week of June 6-10, 2011. In the 2011 training series, we are offering the following courses:
· Understanding & Controlling Electrostatic Hazards
· Dust Explosion Prevention & Protection Techniques (including OSHA Combustible Dust NEP)
· Gas/Vapor Explosion Hazards
· Evaluation and Selection of Electrical and Non-Electrical Equipment for use in Hazardous Areas
· Chemical Reaction Hazards
To view a brochure of this training series, please click here:
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Chemical Reaction Hazards and the Risk of Thermal Runaway – One-Day Training Course
Chemical reactions can be extremely hazardous if they are not thoroughly understood and controlled. When intentional or unintentional reactions get out of control, they can result in fires, explosion, or release of toxic fumes or gases.
The course presents the ‘current best practice’ in the field making use of extensive case studies to illustrate the many of key points in the field. Delegates will participate in workshops emphasizing critical areas of the subject. We will also consider peripheral areas of reactivechemical hazards such as safe powder drying and the ignition of flammable gases and vapors, giving a good background and understanding in the subjects.
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Chilworth Process Safety Training Academy – Process Safety Training Solutions - USA
Since our founding in 1986, Chilworth has considered part of its mission to share its expertise and increase awareness of process safety through quality training. Training would be offered to individual Chilworth clients on as-needed basis, which then grew into periodic offerings of public open-enrollment courses. Nowadays, Chilworth Global, through the creation of Chilworth Process Safety Academy, offers one of the most comprehensive set of process safety related training offerings in the world.
Chilworth Process Safety Academy training covers the key aspects of process safety, including: Combustible Dust, Process Safety Management (PSM), Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) and Safety Integrity Level (SIL), OSHA PSM, ATEX/DSEAR Compliance, Consequence Modeling, Chemical Reactivity, Emergency Relief Systems and more.
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Employers no longer need to pull large groups of employees off the job to complete their safety training. With no software or download requirements; all you need is a computer, a web browser, and an internet connection. It's that easy!
To learn more about Chilworth Global’s computer based training courses on combustible dust, please click here http://www.chilworth.com/Computer-Based-Training-CBT.cfm or if you would like to receive a brochure, please contact us at 609-799-4449 or email safety@chilworth.com.
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