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In the framework of the EU FP7 project iNTeg-Risk "Early Recognition, Monitoring and Integrated Management of Emerging, New Technology related Risks", Steinbeis University (STI Advanced Risk Technologies) and other project partners have set up a modern and modular European Master and Certification Program with the emphasis on management and analysis of emerging risks related to new technologies. Herewith, we announce the forthcoming course
II-R04a RBI-PETRO
Risk Based Inspection - Petro
March 27 - 30, 2012
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Lecturers: Daniel Baloš, Rik De Bosscher, Michael Renner
The course is open for students of the universities and employees of the companies participating in the project, as well as for the external participants.
The course elaborates on risk issues in petrochemical industries and explains principles of risk-based inspection. It deals with existing risk-based approaches and gives links to applied codes and standards. The focus of the course is on main reference documents of American Petroleum Institute: Recommended Practice for Risk-Based Inspection (API RP 580) and Base Resource Document on RBI (API Publication 581) API 581.
In the end of the course students will know the answers to the following questions:
- Why RBI analysis is used and what are benefits and limitations of various RBI technologies?
- What are differences between qualitative and quantitative approaches to RBI methods?
- What is the scope of equipment covered in RBI techniques?
- How RBI provides input to minimum requirements for programs that meet RP 580?
- What are future industry trends in RBI?
The course is dedicated to:
- professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge in the field of risk based inspection
- other professionals dealing with risk and safety in industry
- individuals with previous experience in the field of risk based.
This course also aims to satisfy the needs of the students of the different study programs tackling the issues of risk based inspections. The structure of the courses units, methodology of leading the course will allow even to the beginners in this field to understand and adopt main topics.
Course II-R4a RBI-PETRO:
Risk Based Inspection
March 27 - 30, 2012
RBMI Business Centre EMEA, Lloyd's Register EMEA - Energy,
3026 Rotterdam, The Netherlands
The course is organized in the occasion of RBMI 2012 User Conference and Energy Event (March 27 - 28, 2012) and Kick-off meeting of potential stakeholders: "Upgrading" of the CWA 15740:2008 towards the European Norm (March 29, 2012).
The course II-R4a RBI - PETRO, will be an unique opportunity to learn more about Risk-Based Inspection, its application in industry using different tools and working processes that comply with the main reference documents.
A team of highly-qualified and experienced lectures in this area from reputable companies such as Bayer Technology Services, Lloyd's Register EMEA - Energy and Steinbeis Advanced Risk Technologies (R-Tech) will be conducting the course.
Furthermore, the course is embedded into the certified and accredited system of SHB (Steinbeis University Berlin) and means that each course brings credit points for academic and/or professional education.
The course is embedded into the certified and accredited system of SHB (Steinbeis University Berlin) and means that each course brings credit points for academic and/or professional education.
Short Description:
The course elaborates risk issues in petrochemical industries and explains principles of risk based inspection. It deals with existing risk-based approaches and gives links to applied codes and standards. The focus of the course is given to the main reference documents of American Petroleum Institute
Recommended Practice for Risk-Based Inspection (API RP 580)
Base Resource Document on RBI (API Publication 581) API 581.
Furthermore, the course
- presents commonly used method and tools
- is illustrated by number of examples
- provides exercises and preparation for the final exam.
The course is dedicated to
- engineers (university level), managers, inspectors, legislators and other professionals dealing with risk and safety in industry
- students of Steinbeis Master of Risk Engineering and Management program and similar programs.
At the end of the course students are expected to know the answers to the following questions:
- Why RBI analysis is used and what are benefits and limitations of various RBI technologies?
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What are differences between qualitative and quantitative approaches to RBI methods?
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What is the scope of equipment covered in RBI techniques?
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How RBI provides input to minimum requirements for programs that meet RP 580?
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What are future industry trends in RBI?
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Unit 1: Risk, sources of risk, risk identification, risk perception
- overall view on risks, their sources and basic principles of risk management process
- links to the applied methods, standards and code
Unit 2: Introduction to the qualitative assessment approach
- basic principles of qualitative risk assessment techniques
- definition and agreement of common scale
- necessary expertise and background knowledge
- results evaluation and consensus building
- basics of AHP approach and its implementation to the Risk assessment
Workshop: Application of expert assessment and AHP on risk assessment of refinery components
Unit 3: API 581 Qualitative approach
- basics of API 581 qualitative approaches
- necessary data and background knowledge
- API 581 Unit-based methodology is covered
- API 581 Component Based method is covered
Unit 4: Modeling of consequences and Release modeling
- introduction to the modeling of consequences as described in API 581, including the release modeling.
- API 581:2008 modeling of consequences Level I and Level II is covered
Unit 5: Likelihood assessment –statistical and API581 approach
- basics of statistical and data based approach towards likelihood assessment
- basics of API 581 approach to likelihood assessment
Unit 6: Inspections and inspection effectiveness
- different inspection and monitoring strategies and their effectiveness
- effects on the risk reduction shown
Unit 7: Risk Based Inspection planning and inspection results evaluation
- overall picture of the risk based approach
- guidelines for use of risk assessment technique to optimize inspection planning
- inclusion of the inspection results in the risk management process of a power plant
Case Study: Application of the results of RBI analysis on decision-making
Unit 8: Review of the main course issues and preparation for final exam
Unit 9: Final exam
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Get more info and register for the course now:
Registration deadline: March 27, 2012
Course venue:
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Lloyd's Register EMEA
Venue address:
KP van der Mandelelaan 41a,
Rotterdam, 3062 MB
Netherlands
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