HSE Training

This program is based on IOSH working safely modules to build awareness among all staff performing all kinds of work at all working environments.
Course content: The course is arranged in five modules :

1. Introducing to working safely
2. Defining hazard and risk
3. Identifying common hazards
4. Improving safety performance
5. Protecting our environment

Assessments Part 1 : 10 Question, multiple-choice assessment paper. (20 mins).
Part 2 : 3 Hazard spotting exercises.
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Managing Safety at Work program is designed to give supervisors, managers and heads of department the knowledge and tools they need to effectively manage their teams’ health and safety.
This course includes detailed step-by-step guidance, as well as a real focus on business functions making it easy to align with what you supposed to do to comply with corporate and statutory requirements without jargon or off-putting legal language.

Course modules

1. Introducing Managing Safely
2. Legal requirements
3. Assessing and Controlling risks
4. Controlling Assessing
5. Understanding your responsibilities
6. Investigating accidents and incidents
7. Measuring performance
8. Protecting our environment

Assessments
Presentation on a selected topic.
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base.

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This short course is covering legal requirements and best practices in HSE for directors, senior managers and HR professionals.
The face-to-face course is delivered in an interactive way with delegates assuming they play role of directors of a company.

Duration – 01 Day

Course content

• Legal requirements, demonstration of “Duty of Care”
• Risk management
• Individual and corporate responsibilities
• Responsibility matrix
• Corporate performance indicators
• Emergency and Crisis management plan
• Best practices to increase productivity and benefit the bottom line.
• On completion of the course, delegates will be able to confidently implement best practice in their organization.

Assessments
Presentation on a selected topic
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Our Oil and Gas health and safety representatives’ three days training program designed and delivered by Ex Shell HSE professionals will give you an understanding on differences of Oil and Gas Industry against other industries and special skills required to manage hazards existing in this specialized sector. This program will –

• Provides an understanding of the roles of Safety representatives and Safety committee members
• The course will help employers to fulfill their legal requirements with regards to employee consultation
• The course fee includes all training materials and refreshments

Duration – 03 Days
Course Content and Assessment
• Definitions of key HSE related terms
• Health and Safety regulations and Fitness to work
• How incidents happen
• Understanding hazards and risks
• Job Hazard Analysis and task Analysis
• Mitigation, control and recovery methods
• Permit to work
• Hazardous Zones
• Electrical Safety
• Working at height
• Trips and falls
• Ergonomics and RSI
• Using machinery
• Asbestos
• Excavation
• Food Safety
• Confine Space Entry
• Gas testing
• Monitoring safety performance
• Accident reporting and investigation.
• Principles of accident prevention
• Civil and criminal liabilities

Assessments
Assignments and test paper
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a ”HSE MS practitioner” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

The course designed for HSE supervisors is to assess and verify knowledge and competence in the practical application of occupational health and safety. Delegates will learn to demonstrate competent and responsible health and safety practice, develop and monitor safe working procedures, carry out suitable and sufficient workplace risk assessments, and promote a health and safety culture in the workplace.

Duration – 03 Days
Course Content and Assessment

• Fundamentals and Legal requirements of safety and Health
• Conduct a health and safety risk assessment of the workplace.
• HEMP to Reduce risks to health and safety
• Procedures to control workplace operations safely
• Promote a culture of health and safety in the workplace
• Investigate and evaluate health and safety incidents and complaints in the workplace
• Review health and safety procedures in the workplace
• Supervise the health, safety and welfare in the workplace.

Assessments
Assessed by written examination and practical assignment requiring application of learning across the syllabus
Certification.
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base. After successfully completing the course, delegates will be qualified to undertake “HSE Practitioner” roles in most organizations.

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This information-packed four-day course has trained hundreds of professionals from a variety of industries. GISST delivers a solid curriculum of important safety concepts and terminology, with emphasis on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. The most important components of occupational safety and health are presented, as well as ways to put them into practice to help prevent injuries and related costs.

Duration – 04 Days
Course Content and Assessment

• Standards and regulations on HSE
• HSE Management system
• General definitions, Risk, Hazard, Threat, Escalation factor, Event, Top Event
• JHA, Task analysis
• Hazard Effect Management Process
• HSE Case
• Permits and Management of change
• Performance monitoring KPIs and reporting
• Minimum Health standards, Competencies
• Emergency action plans
• Safety inspections, Audits and Reviews
• Industrial hygiene and HazCom standards

Assessments
Test paper and presentation on selected topic
Certification.
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as an “OSH Supervisor” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

The Certificate in Construction Health and Safety is designed for anyone in a construction environment who is responsible for ensuring the safety of activities carried out under their control. This includes supervisors, managers, and CDM coordinators, and may also be useful for anyone in facility management or other industries where ensuring the safety of contractors is a priority.
The certificate covers the main legal requirements relating to health and safety in construction work. During the two-day course, delegates will learn to identify and control construction workplace hazards and to practically apply this knowledge.

Duration – 02 Days
Course content
Unit 1: Management of safety and health
Unit 2: Regulations and practices
Unit 3: Identification, Management and control of hazards in construction activities
Unit 4: Practical assessment – carried out in a suitable construction workplace.

Assessments
There will be two assessments for this course. Unit 2 is assessed by written examination, and Unit 3 will be a practical assessment.
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

TheCertificate in Construction Health and Safety is designed for anyone in a construction environment who is responsible for ensuring the safety of activities carried out under their control. This includes supervisors, managers, and CDM coordinators, and may also be useful for anyone in facility management or other industries where ensuring the safety of contractors is a priority.

The certificate covers the main legal requirements relating to health and safety in construction work. During the two-day course, delegates will learn to identify and control construction workplace hazards and to practically apply this knowledge.

Course modules

Unit 1: Management of safety and health
Unit 2: Managing and controlling hazards in construction activities
Unit 3: Practical assessment – carried out in a suitable construction workplace.

Assessment

There will be two assessments for this course. Unit 2 is assessed by written examination, and Unit 3 will be a practical assessment.

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

The Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999 require every employer and self-employed person to make a suitable and sufficient assessment of the health and safety risks to employees and others including those not in their employment in order to ensure appropriate control measures.

Our Level 2 Award in Risk Assessment course for Site HSE reps is delivered in one day and provides delegates with a solid understanding of the risk assessment process, in addition to the skills required to undertake a suitable and sufficient risk assessment.

Duration – 01 Day
Course content
• Definition of “Suitable and sufficient”
• Importance of risk assessments
• Principles of controlling risks
• Implement risk management process
• Performance monitoring
• Audit and review

Assessments
Practical assessment on two selected topics

Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Delivered over one day and aims to provide HSE / OSH supervisors and employees with the knowledge of the COSHH risk assessment process as well as the skills required to undertake a suitable and sufficient risk assessment.
Duration – 01 Day
Course content
• Understand the importance of COSHH risk assessments
• Know the main types of hazardous substance and how they may cause harm
• Understand the principles of controlling the risks from hazardous substances
• Understand how a COSHH risk assessment is undertaken

Assessments
The Awarding of qualification is assessed by an exam, which relates directly to the delegate’s workplace and tests the application of learning in a practical context.
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

The Certificate in Fire Risk Management is designed for employees with fire safety responsibilities in the workplace, including managers, supervisors and anyone in charge of ensuring that their organization meets its fire safety legislation responsibilities. It is also suitable for individuals who are looking into roles as fire safety advisors. No previous health and safety or fire safety knowledge is required. (This is NOT a Fire fighting training program)
During the training program delegates will gain a thorough knowledge of fire, health and safety management, including legal requirements. Also covered are the principles of fire and explosion, fire causes and prevention, fire protection in buildings and safeguarding people in the event of fire.

Duration – 01 day
Course content
Unit 1: Fire risk assessment
Unit 2: Fire safety and risk management
Unit 3: Equipment in Use
Unit 4: Fire safety practical.

Assessments
Units 1 and 2 are assessed by written examination. A practical assignment (Unit 4) requiring application of learning across the syllabus to validate competency gathered during the program.
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base. After successfully completing the course, delegates will be qualified to undertake fire risk assessments in most workplaces.

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

“Permit to work” training program is for responsible persons who should assess the work, Supervise and check safety, undertaking the job and those who sign the permit. This program will provide understanding on how to evaluate the risk involved and what precautions are necessary to be taken.

This occupational safety training course will enable delegates to assess the requirements of a particular job or task, and ensure that Permit to Work documentation is completed correctly – and that employees undertaking hazardous activities are competent to do so safely.

Duration – 01 Day
Course content
Legal responsibilities
Permit to Work (PTW) key players
Assessment and mitigation of risks
PTW documentation
Practical application of PTW

Assessments
A practical session including the filling in, signing and completion of PTW
Certification
Certificate will be issued to all successful candidates and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base. After successfully completing the course, delegates will be qualified to undertake “PTW Practitioner” roles in most organizations.
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This Two-day experiential learning program teaches to apply a holistic “Change management” methodology and competency to access a real project. Participants will leave with a change management plan that leverages Industries best practices to effectively manage change and enhance project results.

Change Management Certification Program is ideal for anyone responsible for any leader driving a change.

Duration – 02 Days
Course conten
• Why change management? / Understand Change
• Fundamentals of change and change management
• Change management methodology
• Identify impacted groups
• Preparing for change
• Managing change, creating customized communication and sponsorship plans
• Assessment of application of the methodology to facilitate individual change
• Change management plan and an execute change management

Assessments
Test paper and presentation on selected topic

Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “MOC Facilitator” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Accident and incident investigation training will give a broad understanding of the investigation process, looking at the benefits of accident prevention and emphasizing on practical training exercises and real-life case studies. Training is suitable for line managers, supervisors, safety representatives – and anyone with the responsibility for investigating accidents

Duration – 01 Day
Course content
• Principles of Incident investigation
• Incident reporting and scope of investigation
• Incident investigation techniques
• Stages of Incident investigation
• Benefits of Incident prevention
• Basic concepts of human factors

Assessments
Practical exercises and case study
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as “Investigation team member” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This collision investigation course instructs in the process of evaluating existing incidents in order to safeguard against future accidents. The course is aimed at managers with responsibility for occupational drivers and those given responsibility to reduce accident rates within their organization.

Course content
• Statistical analysis of collision/accident data
• Economic evaluation of collision/accident savings
• Defining the incident
• Collection and assessing of evidence
• Root cause, Event Tree and Tripod Analysis
• Underlying causes and management failures
• Human factors
• Technical, Topographical and climatic factors
• Competency
• Corrective measures
• Proactive measures
• Site and route solutions
• Area wide studies
• Road safety audit
• Case studies, role play and hands-on” opportunity to put these into practice

Assessments
Case study and Presentation
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “Motor vehicle accident investigator” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

An investigation is conducted to meet legal compliance but more importantly to determine root cause and prevent reoccurrences. The investigation procedure consists of several components including; secure and manage the scene, provide notice to the authorities as required by law, identify and interview witnesses, analyze evidence, determine cause, recommendations, reporting and follow-up.
This course will provide managers, supervisors, committee members and health and safety representatives with a proper foundation and understanding of accident causation to examine and analyze data as a means of preventing injuries, property damage and financial losses.

Duration – 03 days
Course content
• Human relations issues affecting accident reporting
• Report incidents
• Identify the members of an investigation team
• Follow a systematic investigation process
• Employ effective investigation and interview techniques
• Describe the basic causes of incidents in the workplace
• Analyze accidents to identify “”true”” root causes
• Identify the underlying causes, influencers and management failures
• Make recommendations to prevent recurrence of an incident

Assessments
Case study and Presentation
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as an “Incident investigator” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Incident Investigation is designed to provide participants with critical knowledge and skills to thoroughly and professionally investigate very serious, complex, and/or high potential events. It is constructed around investigation of safety events, but the content is applicable to investigation of environmental, quality, and other loss and near-loss events.

Candidates include HSEQ professionals and operating managers who have the potential to lead or participate high-level investigations. The course is built around a robust case study of actual events.

Duration – 3 Days
Course content
• HSE guidance / HSG 245 Investigating Accidents and Incidents
• Understanding how incidents happen
• Planning an investigation process
• Gathering evidence, interviewing witnesses and analysis of information
• How human factors impact investigations
• Underlying causes, root-cause analysis techniques
• Remedial Actions
• Report and follow-up
• Prevention of recurrence, legal liability and identification of trends
• Failure tracing methods – Fault tree analysis (FTA), Event tree analysis (ETA), Failure Effect Mode Analysis (FEMA) and Tripod analysis

Assessments
Test paper and presentation on selected topic

Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “Lead Incident investigator” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

A good health and safety record is a competitive advantage and a reflection of management strength. By auditing current performance, informed decisions can be made, actions prioritized and resources allocated. Furthermore, regular reviews of safety performance will lead to a culture of continuous improvement.

This course, suitable for anyone wishing to carry out health and safety management system audits within their organization has been designed to provide delegates with an understanding on how to undertake health and safety audits and provide them with the required skills.

Duration – 02 days
Course content
• Health and Safety Management Systems
• Working through HSG65 and OHSAS 18001:2007
• Principles of auditing
• Planning and execution of Health and Safety Management System audit
• Preparation and presentation of findings

Assessments
Practical assessment and presentation
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a HSE-MS Audit team member and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Understanding errors, whether violations, mistakes or lapses and how they combine with other workplace factors is key to improving health and safety management. This course will provide delegates with practical guidance on instigating a sustainable change in workplace behavior.

This two day training course is for those seeking a clear and practical understanding of how effective behavior change can be achieved to promote a positive health and safety culture

Duration – 02 Days
Course content
• Understanding the organizational Culture
• Review of past incidents
• The psychology of behavior
• Management’s role in an effective behavior change process
• Achieving successful integration

Assessments
There is no formal assessment for this course, but delegates will make a presentation based on a case study

Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “Behavior Based Safety” team member and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Error plays a significant part in nearly all accidents.

Understanding errors, whether violations, mistakes or lapses and how they combine with other workplace factors is key to improving health and safety management. This course will provide delegates with practical guidance on instigating a sustainable change in workplace behaviour.

• This two day behavioural safety training course is for those seeking a clear and practical understanding of how effective behaviour change can be achieved to promote a positive health and safety culture
• Delegates will develop an understanding of the psychology of behaviour
• It teaches the key theories which relate to effective behaviour management and the skills needed to explain the importance of managing workplace consequences
• It provides the skills to develop a tailored behavioural strategy
• This behavioural safety training takes place in Birmingham, or within your own company

RoSPA’s behavioural safety training course will provide a thorough introduction to applied behaviour analysis. The course includes:

• The psychology of behaviour
• Management’s role in an effective behaviour change process
• Achieving successful integration

There is no formal assessment for this course, but delegates successfully completing the entire course will receive a certificate of RoSPA training.

This behaviour-based safety training course is also available as an in-company option. This enables you to train a number of employees easily and cost-effectively – and our trainers can tailor the course to your specific business requirements. Please call us on 0121 248 2233 for more details

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Emergency Response planning training is focusing on development, implementation, maintenance and auditing of all emergency response management systems which include mainly Operational, Road Transport, Oil spill and Medical emergency situations as one of the methods applicable to the Recovery phase of Hazards and Effects Management Process (HEMP) in the HSE Management System (HSE MS).

This training program will help delegates to define, implement and maintain a management system, including plans and procedures, which when activated in any emergency situation will minimize the harmful effects mainly on Human life and health, environment, assets and reputation.

Duration – 1 day

Course content
• HSE Case and Risk Register
• High and potentially high risk activities
• Identification of worst case scenarios
• Limitations of resources and capabilities
• Defining and declaring “an emergency”
• Emergency Response planning
• Crisis plan

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as an “Emergency Response Team Lead” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This three-day session designed with decades of experience on most stringent Shell HEMP system provides participants with comprehensive knowledge on Hazards and Effects Management Process (HEMP) approach to risk management and covers fundamental principles of HEMP, its role in the HSE Management System, the elements and stages of HEMP and tools for carrying out HEMP. Participants will be required to undertake a number of assignments and exercises in order to gain a firm understanding of the process.

This course is designed for HSE Managers and Practitioners and Managers/Executives involved in Operations, Maintenance and Projects.

Duration – 03 days
Course Contents
• Introduction to the Hazards and Effects Management Process
• HEMP Methodologies – basic concepts
• Hazards Identification (HAZID)
• Job Safety Analysis (JSA)
• Hazard & Operability Study (HAZOP)
• Structured What-if Technique (SWIFT)
• Failure Mode & Effects Analysis (FMEA)
• Fault Tree analysis (FTA)
• Selecting Risk Assessment Techniques
• Effective Implementation of Risk Reduction Measures (Bowtie)

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “HEMP Practitioner” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Journey Management is used to prevent undesired HSSE consequences of land transport journeys. Supervisors responsible for individuals driving on company business are accountable for ensuring a Journey Management Plan – JMP is prepared when required. Anyone driving a company vehicle or driving on company business is responsible for meeting the requirements of a JMP when needed.

This program is for all key staff involved in Journey Management which includes Authorizing Persons, Contract Holders, Dispatchers, HSSE staff, Journey Managers, Supervisors of Drivers and Schedulers

Duration – 01 Day
Course Content
• Introduction to Journey Management
• Responsibilities of authorizing person, journey manager and journey planner
• Responsibilities of the driver
• Journey planning
• Vehicle selection
• Pre-trip vehicle inspection
• Fatigue, Impairments, Alcohol and drugs
• Route selection
• Driving in adverse conditions
• Loading and unloading
• Journey security
• Technical Aids
Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “Journey Manager” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This information-packed four-day course has trained hundreds of professionals from a variety of industries. GISST delivers a solid curriculum of important safety concepts and terminology, with emphasis on best practices for implementing and managing a safety program. The most important components of occupational safety and health are presented, as well as ways to put them into practice to help prevent injuries and related costs.

What You Will Learn:
• How to examine real-life histories to help you avoid mistakes and maximize the effectiveness of your safety initiatives
• Uses and benefits of record-keeping to prevent injuries and illnesses and meet OSHA requirements
• How to develop and emergency action plan
• How to effectively plan and conduct safety inspections
• The impact of industrial hygiene and HazCom standards on your safety plan
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Job Safety Analysis (JSA) is a proven process for controlling operating hazards and costs. Get a step-by-step overview of the process, and define your role in making it effective.

Through lecture, demonstrations, and workshops, you’ll learn how to develop and manage a JSA program in your workplace. You’ll also learn how to enlist participation from line employees, supervisors, and upper management.

The result: Better processes make a safer workplace – and that means improved production and higher profits.

Who should attend?
Full-time safety practitioners, safety committee members, safety coordinators, safety specialists, human resources, safety managers, loss control managers and operations managers.

What you’ll learn:
• Recognize and use important safety and health terminology.
• Understand JSA’s relation to continuous improvement in your organization.
• Identify and communicate the safety and financial benefits of using JSA.
• Gain support for and participation in the process from line employees, supervisors, and upper management.
• Identify the key requirements for a successful JSA.
• Recognize the hazards inherent in task performance.
• Develop appropriate solutions and hazard controls.
• Complete a JSA form correctly.
• Use JSA to develop efficient procedures that reduce personal injuries and operating costs
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Incident Investigation is designed to provide participants with critical knowledge and skills to thoroughly and professionally investigate very serious, complex, and/or high potential events. It is constructed around investigation of safety events, but the content is applicable to investigation of environmental, quality, and other loss and near-loss events. The course is available as either a public (open registration) or private event.

Who Should Attend:
For those who are responsibilities include investigation of very serious and/or high-potential events. Candidates include HSEQ professionals and operating managers who might be called upon to participate on teams for high-level investigations. In addition, persons who might be designated as primary resources for guidance on the development of investigation processes and coaching of supervisors and others who have investigation responsibilities will find this course invaluable.

Course Highlights:
• Understanding how incidents happen
• Planning an investigation process
• Gathering evidence from
• Positions
• People
• Parts and Reconstruction
• Paper
• How human factors impact investigations
• Cause analysis techniques
• Remedial Actions
• Report and follow-up

The course is built around a robust case study of actual events. Participants are provided abundant information about this event and challenged to apply the investigation tools and techniques taught in the course to determine causes and appropriate remedial actions. This practical application strengthens their understanding of the text material and reinforces key points about the investigation process. The module also covers loss causation and analysis and reporting and recording.
The sub-element on investigation is divided as follows in the syllabus:

• Outline (implied) legal requirements and HSE guidance, particularly HSG 245 Investigating Accidents and Incidents – A Workbook for Employers, Unions, Safety Representatives and Safety Professionals
• Outline purposes to discover underlying causes, root-cause analysis, prevention of recurrence, legal liability, data gathering and identification of trends
• Description of investigation procedures and methodologies to include incident report forms, gathering of relevant information, interviewing witnesses, analysis of information and the involvement of managers, supervisors, employees, safety representatives and others in the investigation process
• Outline use of failure tracing methods – such as fault tree analysis and event tree analysis (ETA) – as investigative tools.
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a systematic method of identifying and investigating potential design or process weaknesses. The participant will learn the basic concepts of FMEAs and how they relate to producing a fail-safe design and/or process. Workshops will provide participants the opportunity to express what they have learned by deriving the Severity, Occurrence, and Detection (SOD) tables relative to their work place and then calculate the Risk Priority Number (RPN).

Duration – 01 day
Course Contents
• Overview of Process, Basic Concepts, purpose & benefits of FMEA
• Failure Modes, Effects and impacts
• Cause of Failure
• SOD process
• Calculation of Risk Priority Number (RPN)
• Implementing FMEA
• Recommended Corrective Actions and Risk Mitigation

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “FEMA Practitioner and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This highly-interactive course outlines the essential elements of a Safety Case is designed and delivered by an Ex Shell HSE professional with decades of HSE experience across continents. The program will be delivered in interactive workshops, giving delegates an excellent insight into the depth and breadth of the information that is incorporated in a Safety Case. Knowledge gained in this technique will be self-assessed; giving delegates a clear vision of their competencies in this technique.

Duration – 04 Days
The Course Content
• Essential features of a Safety Case
• Major Hazard Analysis
• Risk assessments
• Workshop 1: HAZID of the worksite
• Major Hazard Industry and MHA Techniques
• Bow Ties and HEMP
• Preventive and mitigation measures employed
• Tasks required to be undertaken to maintain these safeguards
• Workshop 2: Develop Bow Ties
• Critical Tasks and training course outline for the executors of critical tasks

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics

Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a “HSE Case Developer” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Prevention is always better than cure! Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA) is a systematic method of identifying and investigating potential design or process weaknesses. The participant will learn the basic concepts of FMEAs and how they relate to producing a fail-safe design and/or process. Workshops will provide participants the opportunity to express what they have learned by deriving the Severity, Occurrence, and Detection (SOD) tables relative to their work place.

SOD tables will then be used to calculate the Risk Priority Number (RPN). Class teams assigned by the instructor will determine what actions are necessary to reduce unacceptable RPNs.

Who should attend to the training?
Managers, supervisors and employees who are responsible for quality defect prevention

Employees involved in the design of process
Employees involved in business improvement or process improvement management
Managers wishing to understand the benefits of FMEA before company implementation
Team members involved in a support role
What will I learn in the training?

The Course covers
Introduction – Purpose, Background & Benefits
Overview of Process FMEA
Failure Modes, Effects on Customer
Cause of Failure
Calculation of Risk Priority Number (RPN)
Implementing FMEA
Where to apply

Course Benefits
FMEA is widely used to evaluate and manage risk in process design
Through the recognition and evaluation of potential areas of failure, an organization can identify preventive actions and therefore minimize the risk of system failure

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of the training, you will be able to:

Learn the Basic Concepts, purpose & benefits of FMEA
How to implement FMEA

Examine how to use Severity, Occurrence, Detection Scales
Discover how to Calculate Risk Priority Number (RPN) and how to Prioritize RPNs
Explore the Application of Apply FMEA to Participant Projects
Learn how to Discern Recommended Corrective Actions and Risk Mitigation; and
Practice the Recalculation of RPNs
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Journey Management is used to prevent undesired HSSE consequences of land transport journeys. Supervisors responsible for individuals driving on company business are accountable for ensuring a JMP is prepared when required. Anyone driving a company vehicle or driving on company business is responsible for meeting the requirements of a JMP when needed.
SOD tables will then be used to calculate the Risk Priority Number (RPN). Class teams assigned by the instructor will determine what actions are necessary to reduce unacceptable RPNs.

Who should attend- ?
All key staff involved in Journey Management which includes Authorizing Persons, Contract Holders, Dispatchers, HSSE staff, Journey Managers, Supervisors of Drivers and Schedulers

Course Content
1. Introduction-What is Journey Management
2. Why should it be managed?
3. Journey management objectives
4. Journey management process

The authorizing person
The journey manager
Responsibilities of the driver
The journey planner
Journey plan check list
Journey planning
Vehicle selection
Pre-trip vehicle inspection (WOFT)
No impairment-Alcohol and drugs
Driver fatigue-(Working hours management)
Determining the route
Obey all in-drive safety rules
Driving in adverse conditions
Loading and unloading
Journey security
Technical Aids

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This highly-interactive course outlines the essential elements of a Safety Case is designed by delivered by Ex Shell HSE professional with decades of HSE experience across continents. These will be developed, each in turn, in interactive workshops, giving delegates an excellent insight into the depth and breadth of the information that is incorporated in a Safety Case.

Through various workshops and discussions, delegates will learn on how a Safety Case is to be applied and role plays this application. Knowledge gained in this technique will be self-assessed; giving delegates a clear vision of their competencies in this technique.

This course will feature:
– Studying the depot’s plot plan, process & instrumentation diagrams and safeguarding systems
– Developing the major accident hazards posed by this depot’s operations
– Determining the safeguards in place to prevent or mitigate these hazards
– Deciding what activities or tasks are required to maintain these safeguards in working order
– Developing a plan to monitor the timely execution of these essential and critical tasks

What are the Goals?
After attending this course, delegates will be able to:
– Understanding the essential features of a Safety Case
– Enabling to apply the Safety Case process back at the delegate’s own workplace
– Ensuring compliance with applicable safety legislation
– Identifying who is tasked with which critical task in the delegate’s own workplace
– Developing a meaningful program to ensure the critical tasks are properly executed

Who is this Course for?
This course will greatly benefit the following professionals:
– HSE professionals
– Managers and Supervisors at all levels
– Personnel who are assigned critical tasks
– Design engineers of all disciplines
– Technical and non-technical personnel wishing to increase knowledge on the subject

How will this be presented?
The course will use a variety of proven adult learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. This includes the following methodology:

– Lectures, incorporating slides and videos
– Hand-outs/case studies
– Workshop sessions
– Role playing
– Verbal and written assessments

The Course Content

Day One

Introduction to Safety Cases
– What comprises a Safety Case
– What led to the Safety Case development – Piper Alpha video
– A brief history of the Safety Case
– Different types of Safety Cases
– The essential features of a Safety Case
– Glossary of terms to be used on this course
– Workshop 1: Draw up a Safety Policy

Day Two

Major Hazard Analysis
– Recap of previous day’s work
– Short verbal assessment
– Risk assessments in general
– Workshop 2: HAZID of the worksite

– Major Hazard Industry explained
– MHA Techniques explained
– Workshop 3: Develop an MHA

Day Three

– Recap of previous day’s work
– Short verbal assessment
– Bow Ties explained
– Develop the major hazard scenarios
– Develop the preventive and mitigation measures employed
– Develop the tasks required to be undertaken to maintain these safeguards
– Workshop 4: Develop Bow Ties for the MHA’s

Day Four

– Recap of previous day’s work
– Short verbal assessment
– Critical Tasks explained
– Workshop 5: Develop Critical tasks for the LPG Depot
– Role play of Critical Task executors – how they will do their tasks
– Need for proof of action taken explained
– Various methods for providing such proof explained
– Workshop 6: Draw up an auditable schedule of Critical Tasks having been performed

Day Five

– Recap of previous day’s work
– Knowledge of things that would aid the executors of critical tasks
– Workshop 7: Draw up a training course outline for the executors of critical tasks
– Recap of all the work/activities done
– Assessment of enhanced knowledge and competency

– Written assessments
– Marking the assessment papers – by delegates
– In-depth discussion of the answers
– Delegates’ feedback

The Certificate

GISST Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the course.
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This course provides participants with the underpinning knowledge on how to specify and implement an effective HSE management system at operational level. The course is based upon a common HSE management system which explains the elements and their interaction. A variety of exercises and case studies based on experience with Shell and other businesses, as well as readings and videos will be used to develop understanding and practice the skills.

Who is this Course for?
These may include field/operators, Senior engineers, supervisors, project managers, and aspiring HSE professionals. It is ideal for anyone with no prior HSE management knowledge.
Master Class is only for practicing HSE officers and Managers

This course will feature:

The principle elements of an HSE management system, and how these interact to promote performance improvement
How to use ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001/ISO 45001, HSG65, and ILO OSH-2001
Key tools for assessing risks, risk control, and active/reactive monitoring
The roles and responsibilities of individuals within the management system and how these can affect the safety culture of the organization

Course content

Leadership, policy, objectives
Legislation and regulation of HSE
Responsibilities, resources and competence
Risk assessment and control
Planning, safe systems of work
Contractor controls
Emergency preparedness and response
Incident reporting and investigation
Inspections and audits
Management review

These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Why HSSE Performance Management?
The process of gathering, processing and reporting of HSSE data is a part of the HSSE Management System. It is the responsibility of Line Management in organizations to ensure submission of reliable, accurate and complete data and for HSSE Advisers to maintain the system, plus support in data analysis and guiding of risk reduction measures. Appropriate monitoring, checks and review processes need to be in place to assure the reporting is complete and accurate.

Who is this Course for?
These may include field/operators, Senior engineers, supervisors, project managers, and aspiring HSE professionals. It is ideal for anyone with no prior HSE management knowledge.
Master Class is only for practicing HSE officers and Managers

Purpose
• To specify Industry requirements for Incident classification.
• To specify the required HSSE Performance Parameters for reporting.
• Determined accurately and completely to verify that standards and that improvement plans managed effectively.
• To help manage HSSE risks, by measuring both reactive (lagging) and proactive (leading) indicators.

Who is this for?
• HSSE Leadership
• HSSE Risk and Assurance Managers
• Business / Project Owners and Custodians
• Business and Function HSSE Managers
• HSSE Data Managers.

Course content
– Part 1: Ownership, Maintenance and Update
– Part 2: Injury / Illness Classification Rules
– Part 3: Data Verification, Submission and Explanation
– Part 4: Group Parameters for HSSE Performance Monitoring and Reporting
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Objective of Emergency Response Planning
The objective of emergency response planning is to develop, implement and maintain a management system, including plans and procedures, which when activated in any emergency situation will minimize the harmful effects on:

• Human life and health
• The environment
• Own and/or third party assets
• Own image or reputation
And assist in the return to normal and safe operations.
This objective remains the same, regardless of the nature of the emergency situation.

Objectives of the training Program
• Providing a framework of action-oriented guidelines based on the principles and methods of emergency response management as one of the methods applicable to the Recovery phase of Hazards and Effects Management Process (HEMP) in the HSE Management System (HSE MS).

• Showing how parts of this framework can be used to assist individual businesses.

Scope
Applied to the development, implementation, and maintenance and auditing of all emergency response management systems which include Mainly Operational, Road Transport, Oil spill and Medical emergency situations.

Who should attend?
• HSSE and Operations Leaders
• HSSE Risk and Assurance Managers
• Business / Project Owners and Custodians
• Business and Function HSSE Managers
• Any HSE / Operations executive seeking an employment in a reputed O&G Company
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This program is tailored to meet highest standards in O&G Industry using over 15 years of experience with top most Oil companies in the world.

The requirement to develop a formal safety case for any high risk facility has been in place for many years in regulated environments. Safety cases provide a formal argument, supported by evidence, that a system is acceptably safe for a given application in a specified environment. Taking both a commercial and military perspective of safety critical systems requirements, this course employs a variety of different situations to demonstrate how to develop and assess a safety case. The course is aimed at all those who have involvement in a safety case, from those responsible for developing and managing them to those required to accept a safety case as a deliverable from a contractor.

Objectives of the training Program
This training program will help developing HSE cases not only protect lives and the environment, but help a business manage its assets, maintain its competency and reduce the risk of lost production by giving you the knowledge on

1. Use what you’ve got, work out what you’re missing
2. Qualitative risk approaches can identify most improvements
3. Record all HSE risks, that way nothing is overlooked
4. Quantifying risk levels does help in some situations
5. Demonstrating risk is managed at ALARP
6. Live by the HSE case
7. Emergency response and recovery

Who should attend?
• HSSE and Operations Leaders
• HSSE Risk and Assurance Managers
• Business / Project Owners and Custodians
• Business and Function HSSE Managers
• Any HSE / Operations executive seeking an employment in a reputed O&G Company
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

Minimum Health Management Standards set down the requirements for the management of health in companies where various working environments are present. Since compliance with national statutory requirements and Industry standards are mandatory for all aspects of health management, comprehensive knowledge should be required in implementing these standards.

This training program designed to provide comprehensive knowledge on Minimum requirements in managing health standards is for HSE / OSH team leads and supervisors and managers who could hold the legal responsibility on compliance .

Duration – 01 day / 02 Days
Course content
• Minimum Health Management standards
• Conducting Health Risk Assessments
• Monitoring Health Performance, Incident Reporting and Investigation
• Product Stewardship
• Fitness to Work
• Human Factor Engineering impacts
• Local Health Facilities and Medical Emergency Response

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a ”MHMS practitioner” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

This program is tailored to meet highest standards in O&G Industry using over 15 years of experience with top most Oil companies in the world.

The requirement to develop a formal safety case for any high risk facility has been in place for many years in regulated environments. Safety cases provide a formal argument, supported by evidence, that a system is acceptably safe for a given application in a specified environment. Taking both a commercial and military perspective of safety critical systems requirements, this course employs a variety of different situations to demonstrate how to develop and assess a safety case. The course is aimed at all those who have involvement in a safety case, from those responsible for developing and managing them to those required to accept a safety case as a deliverable from a contractor.

Objectives of the training Program
This training program will help developing HSE cases not only protect lives and the environment, but help a business manage its assets, maintain its competency and reduce the risk of lost production by giving you the knowledge on

1. Use what you’ve got, work out what you’re missing
2. Qualitative risk approaches can identify most improvements
3. Record all HSE risks, that way nothing is overlooked
4. Quantifying risk levels does help in some situations
5. Demonstrating risk is managed at ALARP
6. Live by the HSE case
7. Emergency response and recovery

Who should attend?
• HSSE and Operations Leaders
• HSSE Risk and Assurance Managers
• Business / Project Owners and Custodians
• Business and Function HSSE Managers
• Any HSE / Operations executive seeking an employment in a reputed O&G Company
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.

The purpose of any management system is to ensure that the activities of a company are planned, carried out, controlled and directed so that the business objectives of the company are met. It should be understandable at the appropriate levels in the company and documented so that it can be audited and verified as effective. A management system should have a ‘self-healing’ quality or ‘improvement loop’ within its construction. In simple terms it follows the basic Plan-Do-Check-Feedback steps of any quality system.

Duration – 01 day / 02 Days
Course content
• Laws and Regulations
• Leadership and commitment
• Policy and Strategic Objectives
• Organisation, Responsibilities Resources, Standards & Doc.
• Hazards and Effects Management
• Planning and Procedures
• Implementation
• Audit
• Review Corrective Action &Improvement
• Corrective Action &Improvement

Assessments
Assignments and presentation on selected topics
Certification
Delegates who successfully complete the training in full will receive an internationally accepted certificate to function as a ”HSE MS practitioner” and their names will go into our trained professionals’ data base
These rates are for individuals. Contact us for discounted corporate rates.