| 3 Nov 2010 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Bracknell, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 2 Nov 2010 | IEC 61508/11 SIL Determination
Bracknell, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 2 Sep 2010 | Electrostatic Problems & Hazards - Assessment & Control
Birmingham, UK
This course is designed to equip those in technical, engineering and safety roles across a broad range of industries with a sound understanding of the basics of electrostatics, the skills to identify the source of hazards and problems, an appreciation of relevant measurements and the tools for reducing or eliminating electrostatic problems and hazards.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 25 Jun 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Non-Electrical (Mechanical) Ignition Risk Assessment
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
This seminar focuses on how DSEAR (implementing ATEX137) relates to the EPS Regulations (implementing ATEX 95/100a). In practical terms how do you ensure compliance for new and existing equipment used in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, identified from your Hazardous Area Classification work? This seminar will seek to answer common questions relating to mechanical (non-electrical) equipment risk assessment, from clients undertaking DSEAR compliance work.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Jun 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Industrial Electrostatic Hazards (Inc. Labs Tour)
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
Electrostatic discharges are explicitly cited as potential ignition sources that must be assessed when considering the risk of fire and explosion as part of compliance with DSEAR. This course is designed to explain how electrostatic charges occur and how charge builds up in people, liquids, powders, plastics and plant. Understanding electrostatic properties is essential in avoiding electrostatic discharges which can trigger fires and explosions. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 23 Jun 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Dust, Gas and Vapour Explosion Hazards
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
This course provides guidance on the selection of an appropriate basis of safety for a particular situation. We will consider how flammable atmospheres arise, how to identify potential ignition sources and the test data you need to undertake a risk assessment. We will also address protection measures for cases where flammable atmospheres and ignition sources are unavoidable.The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories. This course will provide an understanding of the technical measures an employer must consider in preventing the formation of potentially explosion atmospheres from dust, gas or vapour which is fundamental to compliance with DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 22 Jun 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Hazardous Area Classification
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
Hazardous area classification (HAC) is a systematic approach to identifying flammable atmospheres and their persistence you can classify areas of your site for various levels of risk. This course presents current best practice and procedures for carrying out a HAC for both flammable gases/vapours and dusts on your plant. It also provides an understanding of how HAC fits into compliance procedures for DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 25 May 2010 | The Design, Development & Scale-Up of Safe Chemical Process & Operations
Winchester, UK
Three days of expert training to enhance the awareness of Process Development Chemists, Chemical Engineers, R&D or management
staff to hazard control issues, utilising the expertise of Chilworth Global and Scientific Update to consider optimal hazard control for chemical
processes throughout their development cycle - from early development to full-scale production.
Hazards can be eliminated by appropriate choice of reagent or synthetic route at R&D stage or, if not possible, techniques exist to quantify
hazards so robust engineering solutions can be applied in production. A valuable course allowing professionals to network while learning best
practice together in a stimulating and informative atmosphere.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global / Scientific Update
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| 19 May 2010 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Glasgow, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 18 May 2010 | IEC 61508/11 SIL Determination
Glasgow, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 28 Apr 2010 | Electrostatic Problems & Hazards - Assessment & Control
Southampton, UK
This course is designed to equip those in technical, engineering and safety roles across a broad range of industries with a sound understanding of the basics of electrostatics, the skills to identify the source of hazards and problems, an appreciation of relevant measurements and the tools for reducing or eliminating electrostatic problems and hazards.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Mar 2010 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Cork, Ireland
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 23 Mar 2010 | IEC 61508/11 SIL Determination
Cork, Ireland
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 5 Mar 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Non-Electrical (Mechanical) Ignition Risk Assessment 
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
This seminar focuses on how DSEAR (implementing ATEX137) relates to the EPS Regulations (implementing ATEX 95/100a). In practical terms how do you ensure compliance for new and existing equipment used in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, identified from your Hazardous Area Classification work? This seminar will seek to answer common questions relating to mechanical (non-electrical) equipment risk assessment, from clients undertaking DSEAR compliance work.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 4 Mar 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Industrial Electrostatic Hazards (Inc. Labs Tour)
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
Electrostatic discharges are explicitly cited as potential ignition sources that must be assessed when considering the risk of fire and explosion as part of compliance with DSEAR. This course is designed to explain how electrostatic charges occur and how charge builds up in people, liquids, powders, plastics and plant. Understanding electrostatic properties is essential in avoiding electrostatic discharges which can trigger fires and explosions. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 3 Mar 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Dust, Gas and Vapour Explosion Hazards
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
This course provides guidance on the selection of an appropriate basis of safety for a particular situation. We will consider how flammable atmospheres arise, how to identify potential ignition sources and the test data you need to undertake a risk assessment. We will also address protection measures for cases where flammable atmospheres and ignition sources are unavoidable. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories. This course will provide an understanding of the technical measures an employer must consider in preventing the formation of potentially explosion atmospheres from dust, gas or vapour which is fundamental to compliance with DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 2 Mar 2010 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Hazardous Area Classification
Chilworth Global, Southampton, UK
Hazardous area classification (HAC) is a systematic approach to identifying flammable atmospheres and their persistence you can classify areas of your site for various levels of risk. This course presents current best practice and procedures for carrying out a HAC for both flammable gases/vapours and dusts on your plant. It also provides an understanding of how HAC fits into compliance procedures for DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Feb 2010 | Electrostatic Hazards- Assessment & Control of Ignition Risks
Beveren, Belgium
During any movement of matter (solid, liquid, powder) there is generation of electric charges or frictional induction. An accumulation of electric charge can then give rise to different types of ignition. It is therefore vital to fully understand these phenomena in order to establish adequate preventative measures. Presented by an expert in the field of electrostatics, this course is designed to equip those in technical, engineering and safety roles with a sounder understanding in electrostatic identification, measurement and reduction / elimination.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 22 Feb 2010 | Learning from Incidents
Manchester, UK
We can all name headline-leading incidents involving significant damage or loss of life, but do we appreciate the full story behind them? Buncefield alone left 43 people injured and directors of 5 major companies held responsible in court for millions of pounds in damages. This course will provide a solid technical overview of recent incidents, including the investigations, data interpretations and mitigation strategies capable of preventing them. A chance to network with other safety professionals over lunch, and with question and answer sessions with Chilworth Global’s process safety experts, we anticipate this course will be very popular.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 10 Dec 2009 | Runaway Chemical Reaction Hazards (Netherlands)
Breda, Netherlands
Exothermic chemical reactions in batch and semi-batch processes can result in serious injury and cause major production problems, but is caused by factors that can be identified and assessed.
Delegates will learn identification of chemical reactivity hazards, selection of chemical reaction testing and test result interpretation and selection of the most appropriate safety measures, including emergency relief venting. Presented in English.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 25 Nov 2009 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Crewe, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Nov 2009 | IEC 61508 SIL Determination
Crewe, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
The introduction will cover the background of IEC61508/11 SIL development requirements. The presentation will go on to feature the approach when using the current techniques for Risk Graph & Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA), which are common methodology within process industries.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 25 Sep 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Non-Electrical (Mechanical) Ignition Risk Assessment
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
This seminar focuses on how DSEAR (implementing ATEX137) relates to the EPS Regulations (implementing ATEX 95/100a). In practical terms how do you ensure compliance for new and existing equipment used in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, identified from your Hazardous Area Classification work? This seminar will seek to answer common questions relating to mechanical (non-electrical) equipment risk assessment, from clients undertaking DSEAR compliance work.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Sep 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Industrial Electrostatic Hazards (Inc. Labs Tour)
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
Electrostatic discharges are explicitly cited as potential ignition sources that must be assessed when considering the risk of fire and explosion as part of compliance with DSEAR.
This course is designed to explain how electrostatic charges occur and how charge builds up in people, liquids, powders, plastics and plant. Understanding electrostatic properties is essential in avoiding electrostatic discharges which can trigger fires and explosions. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 23 Sep 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Hazardous Area Classification
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
Hazardous area classification (HAC) is a systematic approach to identifying flammable atmospheres and their persistence you can classify areas of your site for various levels of risk. This course presents current best practice and procedures for carrying out a HAC for both flammable gases/vapours and dusts on your plant. It also provides an understanding of how HAC fits into compliance procedures for DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 22 Sep 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Dust, Gas and Vapour Explosion Hazards
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
This course provides guidance on the selection of an appropriate basis of safety for a particular situation. We will consider how flammable atmospheres arise, how to identify potential ignition sources and the test data you need to undertake a risk assessment. We will also address protection measures for cases where flammable atmospheres and ignition sources are unavoidable.The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories.
This course will provide an understanding of the technical measures an employer must consider in preventing the formation of potentially explosion atmospheres from dust, gas or vapour which is fundamental to compliance with DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 17 Jun 2009 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Cork, Ireland
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 16 Jun 2009 | IEC 61508/11 SIL Determination
Cork, Ireland
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 21 May 2009 | Process Hazard Analysis: HAZOP Leader Training
Warrington
This course will be aimed at those who are likely to lead HAZOPs as well as those who are likely to record HAZOP minutes. In addition to helping develop the skills and confidence to lead and record HAZOPs, the course will also cover the management of HAZOPs/PHAs and the development of PHA procedures.
There will be a discount for those who attend both this and the course on the 20th.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 20 May 2009 | Process Hazard Analysis: Using the HAZOP Approach
Warrington
Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) has long been recognised by industry, regulators and insurance companies as an effective way of identifying process hazards. For instance, it has been cited that the application of PHA could have prevented several process accidents, including those at Seveso and Bhopal. The most rigourous, effective and widely used of the PHA techniques, is the “Hazard and Operability Study” or “HAZOP”. This approach identifies operability problems as well as process hazards. This course will be aimed at those who attend or are likely to attend HAZOPs. Its purpose will be to give those attending a familiarity with the HAZOP technique and how it should be used within an overall PHA framework.
There will be a discount for those who attend both this and the course on the 21st.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 19 May 2009 | Protecting Against Runaway Reactions
Warrington
This course aims to provide a solid technical overview of assessment procedures, test methods, including data interpretation, and appropriate mitigation strategies such that companies can develop a coherent procedure for preventing runaway reactions and decompositions.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 24 Apr 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Non-Electrical (Mechanical) Ignition Risk Assessment
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
This seminar focuses on how DSEAR (implementing ATEX137) relates to the EPS Regulations (implementing ATEX 95/100a). In practical terms how do you ensure compliance for new and existing equipment used in areas with potentially explosive atmospheres, identified from your Hazardous Area Classification work? This seminar will seek to answer common questions relating to mechanical (non-electrical) equipment risk assessment, from clients undertaking DSEAR compliance work.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 23 Apr 2009 | Three and a Half Day Process Safety Training Event- Industrial Electrostatics Hazards (Inc. Labs Tour)
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
Hazardous Area Classification (HAC) is a systematic approach to identifying flammable atmospheres and their persistence you can classify areas of your site for various levels of risk. This course presents current best practice and procedures for carrying out a HAC for both flammable gases/vapours and dusts on your plant. It also provides an understanding of how HAC fits into compliance procedures for DSEAR/ ATEX.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 22 Apr 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Hazardous Area Classification
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
Electrostatic discharges are explicitly cited as potential ignition sources that must be assessed when considering the risk of fire and explosion as part of compliance with DSEAR. This course is designed to explain how electrostatic charges occur and how charge builds up in people, liquids, powders, plastics and plant. Understanding electrostatic properties is essential in avoiding electrostatic discharges which can trigger fires and explosions. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 21 Apr 2009 | Four Day Process Safety Training Event- Dust, Gas and Vapour Explosion Hazards
Chilworth Technology, Southampton, UK
This course provides guidance on the selection of an appropriate basis of safety for a particular situation. We will consider how flammable atmospheres arise, how to identify potential ignition sources and the test data you need to undertake a risk assessment. We will also address protection measures for cases where flammable atmospheres and ignition sources are unavoidable. The course provides practical techniques and relevant case histories. This course will provide an understanding of the technical measures an employer must consider in preventing the formation of potentially explosion atmospheres from dust, gas or vapour which is fundamental to compliance with DSEAR/ ATEX
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 11 Mar 2009 | IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumentation Integrity
Darlington, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) Integrity which looks at the lifecycle implementation phase. The need for a SIS will have been established from an assessment of the process risk during a Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination exercise (see our separate course on this subject). This will have generated the functional safety requirement and the Required SIL of the SIS. The focus for the team then becomes the detailed design of the instrumented system to ensure that the end-to-end configuration can satisfy this functional safety requirement (e.g. the Achieved SIL satisfies the Required SIL).
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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| 10 Mar 2009 | IEC 61508/11 SIL Determination
Darlington, UK
An introduction to IEC 61508/11 Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Determination principles for establishing the performance requirements and reliability of Safety Instrumented Systems. This seminar is suitable for anyone who would benefit from a basic understanding of this important safety related area.
Event Organiser: Chilworth Global
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