Risk Assessment Course
May 30-31, 2012
Calgary, Alberta
September 19-20, 2012
Toronto, Ontario
Overview
The Chemical Institute of Canada (CIC) and the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering (CSChE) are
presenting a two-day course designed to enhance the knowledge and working experience of safety, environmental
and process safety professionals. This course is geared to those whose responsibilities include: risk
assessment, development of management systems, and providing advice to decision makers. The learning
objective is to reach a thorough understanding of integrated risk assessment and management principles and
techniques. During the course, participants will be provided with a broad overview of the technical tools
available to assess risk in industrial environments and shown how these tools fit in the broader risk
management process.
Instructor
Ertugrul Alp, PhD, PEng, MCIC, principal, Alp & Associates Incorporated, has over 30 years experience
in assessment and management of risks to environment, health, safety, property and reputation. His experience
covers a number of industrial sectors including: chemical, energy, pulp and paper, mining, steel,
transportation, and government.
DAY 1
- Introduction
- Major Historical Accidents in Process Industries
- Risk Concepts: How to Estimate Risk and Evaluate it’s Acceptability
- Integrated Risk Management: Success Factors for High Performance
- Risk Management Process
- Techniques for Risk Analysis
- Qualitative Techniques: Hazard Identification with Hands-on Applications
- Index Methods
- SVA, LOPA
DAY 2
- Quantitative Techniques: Frequency and Consequences
- Fault and Event Trees
- Fire, Explosion, Dispersion Modeling
- Damage/Vulnerability Modeling
- Risk Estimation and Risk Presentation
- Risk Evaluation and Decision-Making
- Risk Cost Benefit Analysis
- Elements of Process Safety Management with Reference to US OSHA PSM Regulations
- Emergency Management with Reference to Environment Canada Legislation
- Land Use Planning
- Risk Monitoring
- Stakeholder Participation
- Summary and Conclusion
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