Introduction
Chemical Process Safety or Process Safety is a disciplined framework for managing the integrity of operating systems and processes handling hazardous substances to prevent unintentional releases of chemicals, energy, or other potentially dangerous materials (including steam). Which ultimately results in serious injuries, property damage, lost production, and environmental impact.
Process safety culture is a collective mindset that values and prioritises the safety of processes, products, and services. It is a holistic approach to safety that goes beyond just following rules and regulations. It involves actively engaging employees in safety efforts, continuously learning from past incidents, and promoting a positive safety climate.
A strong process safety culture fosters a sense of shared responsibility for safety and encourages individuals to speak up when they see potential risks or hazards.
The 5-day workshop aims at educating workers in principles of process safety culture and ways for assessment and improvements. The workshop will also help the organization to develop PSM surveys and questionnaires. This course is designed to help line management explore their role in process safety management and explain how and why establishing a safety culture begins at the top. It’s more than a requirement, leaders set the tone for their organization and its process safety outcomes are a result of their engagement and focus.

Objectives
At the end of the workshop, learners will better understand:
• The business implications of process safety
• The context of process safety
• The key elements of effective PSM system OSHA, CCPS
• The role of leadership in promoting and sustaining good process safety management
• The functional aspects of an organisation that require leadership to provide assurance that process safety risks are being correctly managed
• How to develop personal action plans to enhance your contribution to process safety in your business.