Date: 10-12 Sep 2024

Duration: 21 Hours

Mode Of Delivery: Face to Face

Tuition Fees: S$2550.00 (Before GST)

What You Will Learn

This is a course detailing the fundamentals of process safety and safety case. The topics covered include technical safety, major hazards assessment, the Workplace Safety & Health (Major Hazard Installation) Regulations, safety case, process safety management and an industry learning journey (to the Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore).
Safety case is a newly introduced regime in Singapore. Professional Engineers (Chemical) from diverse operational backgrounds may not have the specialized knowledge on the elements and requirements of safety case, as well as important process safety aspects in chemical plant operations.
This multi-stakeholder course is designed with the intention to bridge the gaps and offer an experiential learning benefiting both new and experienced engineers with the latest practices, regulations, and technologies.

At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
-Explain key concepts of process safety and safety case
-Demonstrate a clear understanding of chemical reaction hazards, process isolation, functional safety, fire and gas detection, ignition controls,  risk assessment methodologies, consequence modelling and process safety management
-Understand the requirements of the Workplace Safety & Health (MHI) Regulations 2017
-Demonstrate the ability to develop a safety case
-Demonstrate the ability to conduct risk assessment

In collaboration with the Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) / IES Academy

The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) was formally established on July 1966 as the national society of engineers in Singapore. IES maintains close links with professional organizations of engineers regionally and throughout the world in promoting goodwill and fellowship among all engineers in the region and internationally. IES established IES Academy (IESA) to provide professional updating and training needs of the engineering community. IESA trains some 8,000 participants annually to attain professional competencies, improve mobility, engineering leadership progression and continuous development. Accredited with ISO 29990, supported and funded by multiple partners and government agencies, IESA extends a wide reach to all branches of engineering in delivering quality learning service.

Who Will Benefit

Prospective Professional Engineer (Chemical), Safety Case Practitioners, Chemical Plant Operators, Process Engineers, Company Safety Case Team, Safety and Health Practitioners

Entry Requirements

Possess at least a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering OR Professional Engineer (PE), Chemical

Instructors

Prospective Professional Engineer (Chemical), Safety Case Practitioners, Chemical Plant Operators, Process Engineers, Company Safety Case Team, Safety and Health Practitioners

Er. Bernard Leong Lian Wah is the Health, Safety and Environment Manager of a leading petrochemical company on Jurong Island. He has more than 30 years’ experience in the process industry, in the areas of process technology, operations and process safety, as well as occupational safety. He spent the last eleven years overseeing health and safety programme development and implementation, including

driving the Process Safety Management programme. He also facilitated the development of the company’s Safety Case. He is involved in various committees within the Singapore Chemical Industry Council (SCIC). Among them, he currently chairs the Process & Engineering Committee. On the global platform, he is a Technical Steering Committee member of the Center for Chemical Process Safety. Bernard is a chemical engineering graduate of the National University of Singapore. He is a registered Professional Engineer (Chemical) with the Professional Engineers Board of Singapore (P.Eng.), and a registered Workplace Safety & Health Officer (WSHO). He is also a CCPS Certified Process Safety Professional (CCPSC).

Er. Bernard Leong Lian Wah
Health, Safety and Environment Manager of Petrochemical Company

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Ms. Cheng Sin Yan
 Principal Safety & Risk Consultant

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Dr. Foo Swee Cheng
Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

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Er. Koh Boon Haw
Registered Professional Engineer with PEB Singapore

Lim Liang Hong is a Principal Specialist with the Major Hazards Department, Ministry of Manpower, which oversees the Safety Case regime for Major Hazard Installations in Singapore.

Liang Hong is a registered Professional Engineer (Chemical) with the Professional Engineers Board of Singapore and he is currently the vice-chair of the Practice of Professional Engineering Examination (PPE) Sub-Committee (Chemical). Liang Hong also holds a position of Adjunct Assistant Professor with the department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, National University of Singapore.

Liang Hong has over 12 years of experience in the oil & gas and chemical process industry, specialising in Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA), Process Safety Management and Safety Case development. In his current role with MOM, he supports the implementation of Safety Case regime in Singapore and is actively involved in various committees with the industry.

Er. Lim Liang Hong
Senior Specialist with the Major Hazards Department, Ministry of Manpower

Available Discounts and Benefits

Price 2550(new layout) - Fundamentals of Process Safety & Safety Case

Notes
Course Code: TGS-2020507487

*Learners must fulfill at least 75% attendance and pass all assessment components, to be eligible for SSG funding.

**Please note that the mode of delivery is subject to change in light of the COVID-19 situation.

Courses marked ‘online’ may have compulsory face-to-face sessions such as laboratory or hands-on components and details should be sought from the schools or departments before learners register for them.

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