CCPS Course: Implementing a Risk Based Process Safety Management System ; October 19-22, 2008
Instructor: Paul Butler, P.E.; CCPS – Senior Technical Manager
Location: China University of Petroleum (Huadong); Qingdao Economic & Technological Development Area; Shandong, China 266555
Contact Person: Dr. Liu Yi (e-mail to: lyi77@163.com)
Phone: 86-532-86981576 or 86-13-8546-83496
1. WHAT YOU WILL LEARN:
2. You will gain an understanding of the tools that are used in implementing each of the twenty elements of RISK BASED PROCESS SAFETY. You will learn how to implement or improve a RISK BASED PROCESS SAFETY program at your own facility.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This course is ideal for plant and corporate process safety coordinators; safety and environmental professionals; production, maintenance and engineering managers; operating managers; and anyone responsible for the safe operation of chemical manufacturing facilities.
YOU CAN EXPECT TO:
Gain a thorough understanding of the four accident prevention pillars of AIChE’s Risk Based Process Safety.
Learn what is necessary to improve commitment to process safety at your facility.
Learn how to better understand hazards and risks at your facility.
Gain insight through lectures, discussions, and problem-solving workshops on how to better manage risks at your facility.
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Receive the textbook “Guidelines for Risk Based Process Safety” (published by AIChE’s Center for Chemical Process Safety, 2007).
The course instructor will be Mr. Paul Butler, Senior Technical Manager for the Center for Chemical Process Safety. Mr. Butler has more than 35 years of experience in the chemical process industries, spending 18 years as Director of Process Safety for Buckman Laboratories International, a global specialty chemical company with locations in the Americas, Europe, South Africa, China, Asia, and Australia. Throughout his career, Mr. Butler has offered many training courses in Process Safety Knowledge, Process Hazard Analysis, Process Safety Management Systems, and Incident Investigation. Mr. Butler was a member of the CCPS Technical Steering Committee for five years and chaired the CCPS Process Safety Incident Database project. Mr. Butler received a BSChE from Virginia Polytechnic University and an MBA from University of Memphis.
Lecture and course material will be translated into Chinese.