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Laboratory General Safety - London Training For Excellence , Netherlands, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, London, Amsterdam,United Arab Emirates,United Kingdom

Mon, 05 Aug 2024 16:10:36 +04

Overview
Work in a laboratory exposes a person to risk of injury and illness from hazardous materials and equipment. Regulations and guidelines however well conceived are not sufficient to achieve safe laboratory practice. It is the skill knowledge and basic common sense of the individual laboratory worker that is crucial to a safety program. Laboratory Safety course designed to review the fundamentals of lab safety and assist scientists chemists and other personnel working in the laboratory in the development or improvement of their lab safety program. Participants discuss important laboratory safety problems and find solutions for many of them. The course emphasizes the need to make health safety and the environment an integral and important part of science education work and life.

Who Should Attend
Laboratory managers, analytical chemists, medical scientists, laboratory supervisors, research and development scientists, microbiologists, food technologists and quality assurance/control managers.

Course Outlines
Day 1 - Overview of Laboratory Safety Policy:

Laboratory Safety Manual; Safety Orientations for Laboratory Personnel.
Chemical Storage:
Hazards Characteristics.
Explosion Potentials.
Chemical Storage Requirements.
Inorganic and Organic.
Toxic Chemicals.
Labelling.
Ventilation Requirements.
Compressed Gases.
Oxygen and other Oxidizing Gases.
Hazard Checklist and Record Keeping.
Chemical Inventory.

Day 2 - Hazardous Waste Management:

Hazardous Waste.
Multi -Hazardous Hazardous Drain Disposal.
Satellite Accumulation Satellite.
Allowable Amount Accumulated.
Accumulation Time.
Inspection of Satellite Accumulation .
Chemical Pick- up Request.
Hazardous Chemical Spills Procedures.
Electrical Safety in the Laboratory:
Principles of Electrical Energy.

Day 3 - Laboratory Ergonomics:

Working at a Bench Or Hood.
Positioning Compressed Gas Cylinders.
Safe Lifting Techniques.
Precautions during the Handling of Chemicals:
Personal Protective Equipment's: Clothing Glassware etc.
Lifting and Handling.
Clearing/Decontamination.
Awareness Training.

Day 4 - Legal Requirements:

Health and Safety at Work Regulations.
Management of Health and Safety at Work
Regulations. COSHH Regulations etc.
Material Safety Data Sheets:
The Various Sections of the MSDS.
What Information can be Found in each Section.
How this Information can Help Employees as They go About Their Work .

Day 5 - Planning for Laboratory Emergencies:

Emergency Procedures to Prevent Injury Property Damage or Even Loss of Life.
Fire and Fire Control.
Incident/Accident Reporting:
Reporting System.
Quality Assurance:
The Benefits of an Effective QA Process.
OSHA Laboratory Standards.

Cost: 5900 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Process Safety - London Training For Excellence , Netherlands, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, London, Amsterdam,United Arab Emirates,United Kingdom

Mon, 05 Aug 2024 16:10:36 +04

Overview
This seminar attempts to improve the understanding of Process Safety for all professionals in the chemical manufacturing oil and gas and other industries. It addresses all aspects of process safety approaches of design control and emergency responses and well as any hazard coming from mechanical chemical biological electrical and other sources. Environmental effects are discussed and analysed. Tools for assessing risks and approaches for minimizing risk and exposure are discussed in detailed. This seminar covers all information on general process safety and is not targeted towards a specific industry.

Objective
By the end of the courseparticipants should have:

An overview of General Process Safety
Knowledge of Risk Based Process Safety
Understanding of Hazards and Risk
Understanding of Process Safety Management
Knowledge of Risk Analysis
Knowledge of Integrity and Reliability
Understanding of Conduct of Operations
Knowledge of emergency management
Knowledge of all basic risks [chemical, mechanical, electrical …]

Who Should Attend

Engineers, workers, process engineers
Executives, managers and directors of chemical, manufacturing, oil and gas, and power plants
Investors in chemical, manufacturing, oil and gas, and other plants
Safety managers, Safety officers, department heads

Course Outlines

Risk Based Process Safety
Key principles and essential features
Compliance with standards
Element metrics
Hazards and risks
Risk analysis
Risk management
Basic chemical devices [distillation columns reactors …]
Toxicology introduction
Source models
Fires and explosions
Chemical safety
Prevention of fires and explosions through design
Controlling and minimising static electricity
Reliefs
Effluent disposal systems
Heat transfer and thermal insulation
Training and performance assurance
Conduct of operations
Emergency management
Incident investigation
OHSAS18001
Measurement
Auditing
Continuous improvement
Case studies

Cost: 4900 USD

Duration: 5 Days

Emergency Response Planning - London Training For Excellence , Netherlands, UAE, United Kingdom, Dubai, London, Amsterdam

Mon, 05 Aug 2024 16:10:36 +04

Overview
Many activities taking place at hydrocarbon facilities are of a hazardous nature which may impact human life assets and the environment in the event of upset conditions occurring. Consequently the facility and other parties must be prepared for any emergency situation arising at any of its facilities and thereby restrict the consequential losses that can be incurred. Emergency Response (ER) Management is identified as a core Health and Safety (HSE) process within the HSE Management System. The ER programme shall inter-relate with other core HSE processes such as Hazard and Effects Management Process (HEMP) and Incident Investigation and Reporting (IIR) Process Framework. It is of prime importance that these Emergency Response Procedures are understood by all those concerned so that each individual involved will fulfil his role effectively and efficiently.

Objective
This course will describe in detail the levels of emergencies, emergency preparedness and responses, organisational structures, crisis management, ER preparation and planning, incident investigation and reporting. This comprehensive course is aimed at personnel who are expected to respond to any incident involving a pipeline. The course will cover the Company Representative responsible for liaison with the emergency and other services at the scene as well as those responsible for co-ordinating the Company response at both Tactical and Strategic levels.

Who Should Attend

Project engineers and managers
Mechanical engineers
Process Engineers
HSE Engineers and Managers
3rd Parties, Fire, Civil Defence
Communications Personnel

Course Outlines

Basic principles of liquid and gas pipeline systems
common products and associated physical and chemical properties
Causes and effects of pipeline failure
associated hazards and environmental requirements
Responding safely and effectively to pipeline incidents and emergencies
scopes and guidelines
Regulatory and legislative requirements
Aims and Objectives of the Emergency Plan
Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Response Preparation Procedures and Planning
Operators
Incident Management Structure organisational roles and responsibilities
Interfacing requirements
emergency responders
operators public safety and industrial organisations medical and media
Emergency Response Testing

Cost: 4900 USD

Duration: 5 Days