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PSM refers to a set of interrelated approaches to manage hazards associated with the process industries and is intended to reduce the frequency and severity of incidents resulting from releases of chemicals and other energy sources.NEBOSH (PSM) Process Safety Management.The qualification combines the advanced technical 'high hazard' expertise of HSE with NEBOSH's ability to deliver strong vocational OSH qualifications.Safety management is aimed at creating and maintaining a work environment that is safe for employees. Safety management therefore includes aspects such as: Developing safe work procedures,The Process Safety Management (PSM) Overview course is designed for operations and maintenance managers; technical, operations and maintenance engineers; frontline supervision; and PSM element leaders and team members. The content is technical and necessitates that participants are familiar with safety requirements within their facilities. The audience should reflect a variety of skill sets to help foster knowledge sharing through collaboration and teamwork.This course features a problem-based learning approach that provides a collaborative job-focused experience to accelerate skill development. Participants will practice completing parts of the PSM analysis; identify and apply procedural requirements to manage the technology, facilities and personnel parts of PSM requirements; compare best-practice requirements to actual documented systems; collaboratively build a personal PSM on-the-job recommendation workbook; transfer in-class diagnostic strategies to job-related hazard and safety decisions; and demonstrate a holistic understanding of a PSM system.
Managers – Operations, Safety and Executive
Engineers – Process, Safety and Mechanical
PSM Implementation Team Members – Anyone involved with implementation, including operators and maintenance personnel
Compliance Auditors
Environmental Management and Technicians
Module 1:
Course Goals, Objectives and Guided Inquiry This module sets up thought-provoking questions challenging participants to discover the answers throughout the learning process.

Module 2:
Defining PSM and Why it is Needed Participants will discuss the scientific, managerial, and economic reasons in support of the 14 PSM Elements application.

Module 3:
Technology Resource Elements Supporting the PSM System Define the operational requirements (what, where, why and how) depending on the elements within the technology resource

Module 4:
Facilities Resources Elements Supporting the PSM Systems Define the operational requirements (what, where, why and how) depending on the elements within the facilities resource.

Module 5:
Management of Change – Personnel Resource Elements Supporting the PSM Systems Define the operational requirements (what, where, why and how) depending on the elements within the management of change - personnel resource.

Module 6:
PSM System Integration and Relationships A guided discussion surrounding PSM implementation will reinforce the theme of "systems thinking."