Certified Safety Engineer Course for Chemical

Chemical engineers work in Oil and gas industry, manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, design and construction, pulp and paper, petrochemicals, food processing, specialty chemicals, microelectronics, electronic and advanced materials, polymers, business services, biotechnology, and environmental health and safety industries…etc.

Chemical engineers work in most hazardous environment. they are responsible for overall safety of labs and equipment. health, safety and environment gives better job opportunities for Chemical engineers.

Accident prevention begins with analyzing operations to identify equipment and procedure failures that could lead to unplanned spills and releases. Human and mechanical errors are the major causes of spills and releases. Accident prevention programs should seek to identify problem areas and resolve them.

Our training course focuses on preventing accidental chemical releases, reducing risk to the community from exposure to hazardous chemicals, and minimizing the consequences of releases on the environment.

We train the students to identify the hazardous chemicals, how to store them and their usages. The student analyze the risks of these chemicals to the surrounding community, and develop emergency response plans.

Our training includes…

• Introduction to procedures and principles of safety in laboratories and chemical industries
• process technologies and equipment basics
• Industrial and chemical wastes and treatment methodologies
• Risks in chemical plants, Analysis, Risk and hazard management, case studies
• Industrial safety, radiation hazards, hazardous waste treatment
• Case studies on accidents and disasters in chemical plants