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ISA84 and IEC61511 have developed Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) standards for the implementation of SIS worldwide. Many of the requirements have changed recently or are in the process of changing. Beginners, intermediate, or advanced practitioners of SIS can gain value and advance their knowledge in this area by attending this course. You will learn the basics of SIS, regulatory requirements around designing and implementing Safety Systems, how to perform calculations to meet the Safety Integrity Level (SIL) target and generate deliverables for the systems integrator to program the system. The course goes through numerous examples of various designs, advantages, and disadvantages of those approaches as experienced by SIS experts with extensive implementation experience. This course is beneficial for process safety coordinators, HSE managers, controls, and process engineers to understand the value of having properly designed safety systems and generate best practices for their organizations as they develop new SIS programs or enhance existing ones.
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Utilize demonstrations to give a first-hand feel of hazards through simulations.
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Join BakerRisk for the fifth webinar in the Egyptian PSM Standards Implementation series. This webinar will provide an introduction to IEC 61511 and safety life-cycle and basic Safety Integrity Level (SIL) verification calculations and how testing can impact the results
Today’s process safety practices are invariably the result of hard lessons learned by industry from major accidents. Process safety management systems are generally credited with reducing major accident risk in process industry operations. The prevention and mitigation of major accidents relies upon appropriate layers of protection or barriers working on demand.
Standards such as IEC 61511 (Functional Safety for Safety Instrumented Systems for the Process Industry Sector) are derived off of the concept that Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) should be designed, installed, operated and maintained as part of a holistic safety lifecycle. Yet, what is often forgotten is that IEC 61511 offers a value proposition that, if embraced, can reduce long-term cost over the lifetime of the equipment.
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