Fundamental Of Safety Engineering

Loss prevention for Hazardous Industries

What you'll learn
Safety Concept
Active & Passive Fire protection
Fire & Gas detection
Layout main principles
Hazardous area classification
Open & Closed drain system
Requirements
No programing is required. You learn the fundamental of safety engineering
Description
The purpose of this E-Course is to describe the systems, equipment necessary to protect against the major hazards which could lead to injury to personnel, damage to facilities, loss of production or pollution of the environment, and to prescribe the safety measures which are adopted in the design in order to:Avoid exposure to potential hazards,Minimize / control the risk of ignition,Contain and minimize the consequence (fire, explosion and pollution) of the hazards and ensure adequate emergency response facilities are provided,Provide means of escape and evacuation from such hazards,Ensure the installation is designed to a safe standard for all foreseeable hazards,Provide a safe working environment for personnel,Ensure that the environment is adequately protected from harm.The different levels of protection are defined as follows:Primary Protection – Detection, alarm and control of potential process hazards shall be achieved by the process control systems.Secondary Protection – Additional protection provided shall be independent of the primary protection system and may typically include protection against overpressure by PSV’s.Emergency Protection Systems – Fire and gas detection, emergency shutdown and emergency depressurisation systems are designed to bring under control hazards in case the process control system has failed to detect or prevent such situation.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 SAFETY CONCEPT

Section 2: LAYOUT PHILOSOPHY & MAIN PRINCIPLES

Lecture 2 Fire Zones, Restricted Area, Impacted Area and ESDV location

Section 3: HAZARDOUS AREA

Lecture 3 HAZARDOUS AREA CLASSIFICATION

Section 4: FIRE & GAS DETECTION

Lecture 4 Fire & Gas Detection System

Section 5: FIRE WATER SYSTEM

Lecture 5 Fire Water Ring Main & Deluge System

Section 6: PASSIVE FIRE PROTECTION

Lecture 6 PFP Requirement

Section 7: DRAINAGE PHILOSOPHY

Lecture 7 OPEN AND CLOSED DRAINAGE SYSTEM

Safety Engineers, Process safety Engineers, Plant managers, Safety supervisors, Process Engineers, and discipline Engineers.