Introduction to Process Safety Online Training

This online live training is designed to provide an introduction to key Process Safety Management concepts.

R4Risk’s process safety online live training (i.e. not pre-recorded) is designed to provide an introduction to key Process Safety Management (PSM) concepts. Delivered over two interactive half-day sessions, this course provides real-world lessons from major incidents and essential principles for managing risk in hazardous industries.

Tuesday 17th of March 2026 9am-1pm AEST

Wednesday18th of March 2026 9am-1pm AEST

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

This training course is designed for those who are new to process safety concepts and/or have not worked in process industries. They include those involved in the design, operation, maintenance and management of hazardous process plants, refineries, chemical plants, oil and gas facilities, petrochemical / LPG terminals and process plants at mines.

Those who would benefit from this course include:

• Plant managers and supervisors
• Graduate plant and process engineers
• Graduate design engineers
• Health and safety managers
• Maintenance supervisors.

COURSE CONTENT

This interactive training course covers a range of essential topics, including:

• Importance of PSM
• Lessons from disasters
• Basic principles on fire, explosion and toxics hazards
• Principles of process design safety
• Technical risk assessment
• Management systems.

BENEFITS OF ONLINE TRAINING

• Unlike pre-recorded online training, live virtual classes encourage engagement like in normal classroom

• Training class size will still be small to encourage high-quality discussions and offer plenty of opportunities to ask questions

• Reduced cost due to no travel or accommodation costs

• Easy to use technology applications that can be used by all attendees with an internet browser.

COURSE INCLUSIONS

• PDF versions of all presentation slides and supporting materials

• E-certificate of attendance at completion of the training
• Digital badge which includes a course overview and a list of core competencies and skills. This can then be displayed on your LinkedIn profile / your online resume / as part of your digital signature

For more information, please visit the R4Risk website.

Please email training@r4risk.com.au if you have any queries.