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Design & Implementation of a PSM Program

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Course Description
There are 2 standards that cover Process Safety Management (PSM) - OSHA’s PSM Standard 29 CFR 1910.119, and EPA’s Risk Management Program 40 CFR 68. Both require that a Process Safety Management Program be in place. OSHA is concerned with the safety and health of the workers, while the EPA is concerned with the protection of the public and the environment. Both regulations provide guidelines on what should be covered by the program, but neither defines the structure of the program. Since the regulations provide only guidelines, companies must set up their own PSM program to meet both regulatory and non-regulatory targets, and as a result they are often unsure on whether they are in full compliance with the regulations.
Course Objective
Participants will learn the information necessary to ensure that their PSM program is designed and implemented to meet the requirements of these regulatory standards.
Benefits
This course will be beneficial to you and your organization for the following reasons:

  • The course enhances easy learning, comprehension and success through a step-by-step approach
  • Participants will gain the ability to run your PSM programs
  • Participants learn how to avoid costly implementation mistakes
  • Participants learn how to implement each element of the program
Who Should Attend?
A wide variety of professionals and organizations will benefit from taking the PSM training course:

  • Managers
  • Engineers
  • PSM Coordinators
  • Health and Safety Personnel
  • Others responsible for satisfying OHSA PSM regulatory requirements
Course Length
1 Day For more information on our services, training, and software related to PSM, contact us at (905) 882-5055.