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Chemical Safety and Process Risk Management

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  • Course type

    Watch to learn anytime

  • Course duration

    1986 Min

  • Course start date & time

    Access anytime

  • Language

    English

Why enroll

Upon completion, students will be able to identify and mitigate hazards, assess risks, and implement safety measures to ensure a safe and compliant chemical process operation.

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Course content

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Chemical Safety and Process Risk Management

61 Lectures

1986 min

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    Introduction

    5 min

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    Safety and Accident Loss Statistics

    36 min

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    Risk Management and Hazardous Substance Rules

    34 min

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    Nature of Accident and major disasters

    24 min

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    Fundamental Principles: Scale up and Runaway Reactions

    28 min

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    Problems related to Safety and Accident Loss Statistics

    27 min

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    Toxicology: Introduction, Routes & Exposure

    35 min

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    Toxicology: Elimination, Responses, Treatment

    25 min

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    Dose Response Relationship

    35 min

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    Dose Response and Threshold Dose: Predictive models and Extrapolation

    26 min

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    Industrial Hygiene: Regulations and Identification

    33 min

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    Material Safety Data Sheet I

    31 min

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    Material Safety Data Sheet II

    36 min

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    Industrial Hygiene: Evaluation

    36 min

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    Noise, vibration and Radiation

    29 min

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    Industrial Hygiene: Control

    38 min

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    Introduction to Source Models

    48 min

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    Source Models for Gas

    41 min

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    Source Models for Pool Boiling

    22 min

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    Source Model Problems

    30 min

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    Fire and Explosions: Introduction

    33 min

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    Fire and Explosion: Flammability Characteristics

    33 min

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    Explosion & its Classification I

    32 min

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    Explosion & its Classification II

    20 min

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    Fire Extinguishers I

    25 min

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    Fire Extinguishers II

    25 min

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    Problems related to Fire and Explosion

    37 min

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    Designs to prevent Fire and Explosion: Inerting and Purging

    27 min

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    Designs to prevent Fire and Explosion: Static Electricity

    28 min

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    General Design Methods to prevent Fire

    32 min

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    Sprinklers I

    28 min

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    Sprinklers II

    28 min

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    Introduction to Reliefs

    32 min

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    Type of Reliefs

    29 min

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    Relief Scenario

    25 min

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    Relief Sizing

    33 min

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    Hazard & Hazard Identification: Introduction

    37 min

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    Hazard Identification Methods & HAZOP

    40 min

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    Safety Reviews & Risk Assessment I

    33 min

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    Risk Assessment II

    29 min

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    Review of Probability Theory

    34 min

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    Fault Trees: Quantitative Risk Analysis

    41 min

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    Cause Consequence Analysis & Layer of Protection Analysis

    30 min

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    Bow-Tie Analysis

    32 min

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    Accident Research: Introduction

    32 min

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    Accident Causation Theories

    46 min

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    Accident Investigation Procedure - 1

    35 min

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    Accident Investigation Procedure - 2

    26 min

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    Jaipur Terminal Fire, India

    39 min

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    The Flixborough, UK, Cyclohexane Disaster

    38 min

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    Seveso Accident

    27 min

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    The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster

    34 min

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    Bhopal Gas Tragedy

    44 min

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    Bhopal Gas Tragedy - Investigation

    38 min

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    Nuclear Radiation

    29 min

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    Process Safety Management

    34 min

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    Personal Protective Equipments

    53 min

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    Safety: Laws and Regulations

    42 min

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    Nuclear Disaster : Earthquake

    35 min

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    Event Trees: Quantitative Risk Analysis

    36 min

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    Event Trees: Quantitative Risk Analysis

    36 min

Course details

This comprehensive online course covers the principles and best practices of chemical safety and process risk management. Students will learn to identify and mitigate hazards, assess risks, and implement safety measures to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with regulations.

Source: NPTEL (Prof. Shishir Sinha Department of Chemical Engineering IIT Roorkee) Youtube Channel - IIT Roorkee

Course suitable for

  • Pharmaceutical & Healthcare
  • Energy & Utilities
  • Chemical & Process

Key topics covered

1. Hazard identification and risk assessment

2. Process safety management and risk mitigation

3. Chemical handling and storage best practices

4. Emergency preparedness and response planning

5. Regulatory compliance and industry standards

6. Case studies and real-world examples

Why people choose EveryEng

Industry-aligned courses, expert training, hands-on learning, recognized certifications, and job opportunities—all in a flexible and supportive environment.

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Questions and Answers

Q: How does the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) improve chemical safety communication?

A: The Globally Harmonized System (GHS) standardizes the classification and labeling of chemicals worldwide, ensuring consistent hazard communication. It provides uniform criteria for hazard classification, standardized labels with pictograms and signal words, and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) with a consistent format. This improves understanding and compliance across different countries and industries, enhancing worker and environmental safety. More information is available from the United Nations website: https://unece.org/about-ghs.