3 Days Comprehensive Training Program on Safety & Risk Management in MAH Installations

To orient the chemical industries about the potential risks associated with chemical hazards and the importance of hazard identification and risk assessment in industries in ensuring a safe and secure work environment in Major Accident Hazard (MAH) installations.
To equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and concepts of risk assessment in MAH installations, including emergency response strategies in the event of accidents.
To familiarize participants with various methods and techniques used for assessing risks associated with industrial processes and activities, including exercises for effective risk evaluation.
To enhance participants' knowledge of Chemical/Industrial Disaster Risk Management (CIDRM) at industrial level, covering emergency management protocols and incident response procedures.
To promote a proactive approach towards risk management and create a culture of safety in industrial environments.

PROGRAM COVERAGE:

This training program is intended to help employers prevent and control MAH incidents by imparting guidance to the employers for identifying the workplace major accident hazards for improving the overall safety performance of the installations.

Key Topics

Criteria for installations to be MAH
Hazard Identification and risk assessment
Control of the causes of major industrial accidents
Safe Operation of major hazard installations
Emergency planning
Case studies

TARGET PARTICIPANT:

The target participants for the training program are the MAH Factories, chemical, petrochemical, pharmaceutical, and agro-chemical industries. The program is designed for safety officers, health, safety, and environment (HSE) officers, fire officers and concerned stakeholders working in these industries.

FACULTY:

The faculty for the training program will comprise of Experts from Industry, Academia, DISH,GIDM and GPCB and experienced faculties from the respective field.