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This training is designed to provide participants with an understanding of the relevant standards, books, and technical reports that define recognized and generally accepted good engineering practice for Safety Instrumented Systems in the Process Industry.
These requirements are presented using a lifecycle framework to provide a practical understanding of the interaction of risk management and process operability. The course materials explain how risk analysis techniques, such as layer of protection analysis (LOPA), are used to identify the need for administrative and engineered safeguards.
When risk analysis determines that a safety instrumented system (SIS) is required, the required risk reduction becomes the performance target for the SIS. IEC 61511 establishes requirements for designing and managing SISs to achieve specified safety integrity levels (SIL), which are related to order of magnitude ranges of risk reduction. Performance verification of safety instrumented functions is demonstrated using calculation techniques to determine the probability of failure on demand and spurious trip rate and using key performance indicators for feedback from field operations.
The training also presents a series of examples as workshops to illustrate the important concepts and assumptions implicit in the management of functional safety.
- Apply principles of management of functional safety
- Explain functional safety and the role of IEC 61508/IEC 61511 in achieving functional safety
- Apply the concept of risk reduction, risk reduction parameters and the concept of a tolerable risk
- Apply the concept of a Safety Instrumented Function with respect to its functionality and its performance
- Explain the role of a Safety instrument System, other engineered measures and risk parameters in achieving a tolerable risk
- Explain Safety Integrity and Safety Integrity Level (SIL)
- SIL determination concepts and methods
- Use modes of operation and associated Target Failures Measures
- Explain Hardware Safety Integrity, Systematic Safety Integrity & Systematic Capability
- Explain Hardware Fault Tolerance and Safe Failure Fraction
- Explain Functional Safety Assessment and Certification
- Confusion in the Industry
- Technology Choices
- Redundancy Choices
- Field Devices
- Test Intervals
- Certification vs. Prior Use
- Industry Guidelines, Standards, and Regulations (IEC 61508, 9 / IEC 61511)
- Findings of the HSE
- Design Lifecycle
- Hazard & Risk Analysis
- Allocation of Safety Functions to Protective Layers
- Develop Safety Requirements Specification
- SIS Design & Engineering
- Installation, Commissioning, and Validation
- Operations and Maintenance
- Modifications
- Decommissioning
- Control and Safety Defined
- Process Control - Active/Dynamic
- Safety Control - Passive/Dormant
- Separation of Control and Safety Systems
- Common Cause and Systematic/Functional Failures
- Prevention Layers
- Process Plant Design
- Process Control System
- Alarm Systems
- Procedures
- Shutdown/Interlock/Instrumented Systems
- Physical Protection
- Mitigation Layers
- Containment Systems
- Scrubbers and Flares
- Fire and Gas Systems
- Evacuation Procedures
- Diversification
- Accidents Caused by Incorrect Specifications
- Management Systems
- Procedures
- Scheduling of Assessment
- Participation of Key Personnel in the Review Process
- Responsibilities Not Well Defined
- Training and Tools
- Complexity and Unrealistic Expectations
- Incomplete Documentation
- Inadequate Final Review of Specification
- Unauthorized Deviation from Specification
- IEC 61511Requirements
- Documenting the Specification Requirements
- Roles and Responsibilities
- Different Techniques (pros and cons)
- Common Issues
- Evaluating Risk
- Safety Integrity Levels
- SIL Determination - ALARP Method
- SIL Determination - Risk Matrix Method
- SIL Determination - LOPA Method
- Pneumatic Systems
- Relay Systems
- Solid-state Systems
- Microprocessor/PLC (Software-based) Systems
- Issues Related to System Size
- Issues Related to System Complexity
- Communications with Other Systems
- Certified vs. Prior Use
- Why Systems Should be Analyzed Before They’re Built
- Where to Get Failure Rate Information
- Failure Modes
- Degree of Modeling Accuracy
- Modeling Methods
- The Real Impact of Redundancy
- Analysis of a Relay System
- Analysis of a Non-redundant PLC System
- Analysis of a TMR System
- Field Devices
- Fault Tolerance Requirements
- Engineering Tools Available for Analyzing System Performance
- Importance of Field Devices
- Sensors
- Final Elements
- Redundancy
- Design Requirements for Field Devices
- Installation Concerns
- Wiring of Field Devices
- General Management Considerations
- General Hardware Considerations
- General Software Considerations
- Factory Acceptance Testing
- Installation
- Validation/Site Acceptance Tests
- Functional Safety Assessment/Pre-startup Safety Review
- Training
- Handover to Operations
- Startup
- Post Startup Activities
- The Need for Testing
- Establishing Test Frequencies
- Responsibilities for Testing
- Test Facilities and Procedures
- Safety System Failure Modes
- Responsibilities for Justification
- How to Justify
- Lifecycle Costs
- Lifecycle Cost Analysis
- Optimizing Safety, Reliability, and Lifecycle Costs
Training can take place in 4 formats:
- Self-paced
- Blended learning
- Instructor-led online (webinar)
- Instructor-led offline (classroom)
Description of training formats:
- Self-paced learning or e-Learning means you can learn in your own time and control the amount of material to consume. There is no need to complete the assignments and take the courses at the same time as other learners.
- Blended learning or "hybrid learning" means you can combine Self-paced learning or e-Learning with traditional instructor-led classroom or webinar activities. This approach requires physical presence of both teacher and student in physical or virtual (webinars) classrooms or workshops. Webinar is a seminar or presentation that takes place on the internet, allowing participants in different locations to see and hear the presenter, ask questions, and sometimes answer polls.
- Instructor-led training, or ILT, means that the learning can be delivered in a lecture or classroom format, as an interactive workshop, as a demonstration under the supervision and control of qualified trainer or instructor with the opportunity for learners to practice, or even virtually, using video-conferencing tools.
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Group dynamics is the development of a group in time, which is caused by the interaction of participants with each other and external influence on the group. In other words, these are the stages that the training group goes through in the process of communicating with the coach and among themselves.
The optimal group size for different types of training:
- Self-paced / E-learning: 1
- Instructor-led off-line (classroom): 6 – 12
- Instructor-led on-line (webinar): 6 – 12
- Blended learning: 6 – 12
- Workshop: 6 – 12
- On-the-job: 2 – 4
- Simulator: 1 – 2
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- Instant feedback
- Independent decision making and choice of actions
- Better assimilation and memorization of the material
- Adaptive pace of learning tailored to the individual needs of the student
- Better transfer of skills learned in a learning situation to real conditions
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- A gradual increase in the level of difficulty in the game;
- Using a simplified version of a problem situation;
- Action in a variable gaming environment;
- The right choice is made through experimentation.
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- Timely feedback
- Choice of different playing roles
- Learning in collaboration
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