Chemical/Process Safety Engineering BOOTCAMP provided by Velocis Solutions aims to deliver practical and useful information set for course takers. The course bundle includes three separate courses of Process Safety Fundamentals, Process Safety in Engineering and Operations and Overpressure Protection.
The course structure is designed by considering your approach and level about the topic, that is why you can commence the course with getting introduction to Process Safety Fundamentals. In this first section, you can directly get into the risk management process and comprehend the necessary steps to define risk within the practical sessions, such as:
Importance of Process Safety
Hazard, Risk, Hazard Identification
Qualitative Risk Assessment
Hazard Scenarios
Consequence Analysis and Modelling
Types of Fires and Explosions
Likelihood Analysis and Fault & Event Tree Analysis (FTA)
Defining Risk and Risk Matrix
After forming the solid background about Process Safety discipline, you can give a turn to the second section where you will be given with the implementation of Process Safety in Engineering and Operations by focusing on the risk management process and following chapters:
Inherently Safer Design
Bowtie Diagram and Protective Systems
Plant Layout
Introduction to Safety in Operations
Process Safety Performance
More practical section, Overpressure Protection will welcome you, after you have completed the first two sections where the course takers can take the huge benefits of the best practical knowledge that was proposed by referring to API standards. The valuable source of information is delivered to course takers by going over the section through:
Introduction to the course and documentation (API Standards)
Design Philosophies and Methods
Relief Scenarios and Scenario Selection
Types of Relief Devices, Conventional Spring Loaded, Balanced Bellow, Pilot Operated
Single-phase and Multi-phase Flow Relief Sizing
Relief Device Installation, Calculation of Blow-down Orifice
Segregation in Flare and Venting Systems
Flare Header Design
Emergency and Operational Depressurisation
