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FUNDAMENTALS OF SAFETY SYSTEM

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SE01

1400

2010	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
From	-	22	-	26	-	21	-	23	-	25	-	-
To	-	23	-	27	-	22	-	24	-	26	-	-

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COURSE OVERVIEW

This 2-day course is designed to provide fundamental training for the safety system. As process safety is paramount to any process organization. This course is to introduce the fundamental concepts and terms associated with safety system. And how process plant meet the requirements of Safety System.

WHO CAN TAKE THIS COURSE

Process, Instrument and Control Engineers who are:

involve in the maintenance of the equipments of the plant
involve in leading and implement the safety agenda of the organization
involve in tackling safety performance issues more effectively
involve in coaching and develop staffs regularly and consistently with safety knowledge

COURSE BENEFITS

To tackle safety performance issues more effectively.

To identify and evaluate the process safety equipment regularly.

To enable carry out the basic requirement for the safety system

To realize the value of the safety agenda in the organization.

Learn the important aspects of a safety system implementation

COURSE METHODOLOGY

Classroom Instruction
Sample of configuring of a safety system

COURSE HARDWARE/SOFTWARE NEEDS

Not Applicable

TOPICS COVERED IN THE COURSE

You will learn ….

The fundamental concept with safety system
Characteristic of critical process system
Basic terminology associated with safety system
Identify the components of safety system
Difference Integrity levels of safety system
Understand how safety system architectures are determined
Safety system positioning
Level of protection
Risk management
Types of safety failures
Calculation of PFD(Probability of failure on demand)
Method of determine SIL/TUV
Comparing of TMR/QMR and Redundancy
Comparing DCS and Safety System