In oil and gas industry, plant operation involves long hours, large equipments and sometime hazardous materials. Major hazard incidents which involve the release of hazardous process material from plants have the potential to kill people and also damage the environment. This course intends to highlight methods of identifying, analyzing and quantifying these hazards or risks and suggests ways to avoid or at least, minimize them. The task of making Safety works involves the right approach and attitude from top level management to lower level operators. Therefore this course hopefully will be beneficial to all who attends. This course provides an integrated approach to managing a process and human to achieve maximum safety at work. The techniques for analyzing the risk are simple and practical. Above all, the solutions offered cover a wide range of practical schemes to achieve maximum safety with values for money.

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize safety, health and environmental regulations
  • Understand the concept of safety and risk in oil & gas industry
  • Carryout Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
  • Use Hazard Identification methods such as Mond Index, Concept Hazard Analysis, Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA) and Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP)
  • Use Hazard Analysis method such as Fault Tree and Event Tree Analysis

Day 1

Major Hazards & Legislations

  • Source of Major Hazards - Fire, Explosion and Toxic Releases
  • Major Hazards, Health, Safety and Environmental Legislation
  • Safety and Management Audits
  • Attitude in Safety and Psychological Aspects

Day 2

Hazard Identification Methods

  • Hazard Identification Methods and Incident Scenarios
  • Mond Index
  • Concept Hazard Analysis(CHA)
  • Preliminary Hazard Analysis (PHA)
  • Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP)
  • HAZOP Study Workshop

Day 3

Hazard Analysis Methods

  • Hazard Analysis Methods
  • Fault Tree and Event Tree Evaluation
  • Fault Tree Workshop

Day 4

Risk Assessment and Management

  • Introduction to Risk Assessment
  • Risk Tolerability Criteria
  • Quantitative Risk Assessment
  • Risk Assessment Workshop

Day 5

Risk Assessment and Management (cont’d)

  • Process and Instrumentation Diagram
  • Safety Equipment
  • Failure Rates and Risk Estimation

This course is intended for process designers, chemical engineers, technologists, chemists, scientists, managers, rig technicians and plant operators.

Course Schedules

  • 5 Days - Aug 3, 2026
  • english
  • face to face
  • Istanbul - Turkey
  • $ 4,500
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  • 5 Days - Dec 6, 2026
  • english
  • face to face
  • Mecca - KSA
  • $ 3,900
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