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Human Factors in the Chemical and Process Industries, Module One: Managing Human Factors

Institution of Chemical Engineers, Nationwide (+1 locations)
Length
12.5 hours
Next course start
12 May, 2025 (+3 start dates)
Course delivery
Virtual Classroom, In Company, Classroom
Length
12.5 hours
Next course start
12 May, 2025 (+3 start dates)
Course delivery
Virtual Classroom, In Company, Classroom
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Course description

This course introduces the key human factors concepts within risk management and examines how to manage organisational change, safety culture and safety-critical communications.

This is module one of our Human Factors in the Chemical and Process Industries training programme, which provides practical insight into the key human factors issues facing the industries. You can attend as a one-off course, or alongside our other human factors modules to get a comprehensive overview of the subject.

Upcoming start dates

Choose between 3 start dates

12 May, 2025

  • Virtual Classroom
  • Online
  • English

30 September, 2025

  • Classroom
  • United Kingdom
  • English

Available in-company, contact the provider for information.

  • In Company
  • United Kingdom
  • English

Suitability - Who should attend?

  • HSE managers and advisors
  • Operations managers
  • Safety engineers
  • Chemical/process engineers
  • In-house human factors advisors eg COMAH operators' 'intelligent customers'

Outcome / Qualification etc.

By the end of the course, delegates will

  • Understand the key human factors concepts in risk management and why they are important for health and safety
  • Understand how to manage organisational change
  • Understand how to manage safety culture and behaviours
  • Understand how to manage safety-critical communications

Training Course Content

Human factors in risk management

  • What is human factors?
  • Why is it important for health and safety?
  • Managing and measuring the company's performance in relation to human factors

Managing safety-critical communications

  • What is effective communication?
  • A model of communication failures
  • Approaches to making communication robust
  • How to assess shift handover communications arrangements
  • Assessment and improvement
  • Control of work case study

Managing safety culture and behaviours

  • What is safety culture?
  • Models of safety culture
  • Considerations for measuring culture
  • Developing a safety culture 

Managing organisational change

  • What is organisational change?
  • Effects on safety
  • Some examples from serious incidents
  • Typical problems encountered
  • Interventions

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Ron Ramshaw
5/5
12 Nov 2024

Human Factors in the Chemical and Process Industries is ideal for anyone who wishes to become an intelligent customer in the subject...For anyone with responsibilities for major...

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Expenses

Please visit the IChemE website for up-to-date course prices.

Discounts are available to companies booking more than one place. Bookings must be made at the same time to receive the discount.

2 places – 10% discount
3 places –15% discount
4 or more places – 20% discount

This course is available for in-company delivery, either on-site or online. Content can be tailored to your specific requirements. Contact IChemE to request a quotation.

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Institution of Chemical Engineers
Davis Building, Railway Terrace,
CV21 3HQ Rugby Warwickshire

Institution of Chemical Engineers

IChemE is the qualifying body and learned society for chemical, biochemical and process engineers. We facilitate the development of chemical engineering professionals and provide connections to a powerful network of around 30,000 members in more than 100 countries.  We are...

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