This course will provide an introduction to the interdisciplinary and wide-reaching subject of process safety. The course will define process safety and explain the regulatory and legal requirements as set out by the competent authorities. The course will cover the key process safety principles from leadership, hazards identification and risk assessment, risk management through to review and improvement.
The course aims to provide a working overview of OBRA qualitative and quantitative methodologies, to provide attendees with the knowledge to understand, query or even develop OBRAs as well as providing an update on the 2020 guidance.
This webinar, hosted by the CIA, will be presented by Elaine Skilling - HM Principal Specialist Inspector (Human Factors Engineering) of the CEMHD division of the HSE. It follows the well-attended webinar held in July 2025 on HF for COMAH sites. This time Elaine will discuss the topic of 'COMAH Critical Communications' from the HSE's Human Factors COMAH Delivery Guide. The webinar is aimed primarily at those operating COMAH sites but may also be of interest to non-COMAH operators. The topics covered will include shift handovers and permit to work systems. For those registered for the event, there will be the opportunity to submit questions on these topics ahead of the event, which Elaine will address in her presentation.
The conference is aimed at all companies involved in the manufacture, use or supply of Hydrofluoric Acid including chemical, engineering, and oil refining businesses. The programme developed by CIA’s HF Sector Network is specifically intended to be of direct benefit to managers, SHE departments, engineers, supervisors, operators, laboratory staff and medical/nursing staff – and also to suppliers of equipment and services for HF users. If you work with HF, this conference is a ‘must’ for the latest information and an essential part of managing HF safely and protecting people.
***This half day seminar will take place during the morning of Thursday 11th December 2025*** Back in 2021, Defra made a commitment to explore alternative arrangements for UK REACH transitional registrations to minimise costs for businesses following the end of the Brexit transition period. Whilst the Alternative Registration Model (ATRm) is still under review, it is expected that the final information requirements will not exceed those outlined in last year’s public consultation. Meanwhile, the existing deadlines for transitional registration will be extended to give time to finalise the model and provide a suitable transition period. Join us for this half-day seminar, where we will update you on the latest information around this topic and help you to navigate this period of uncertainty.
***This workshop will be delivered online and split over 2 half day morning sessions on Wednesday 11th and Thursday 12th February 2026*** Classification is the key process that ensures labels and safety data sheets (SDS) provide accurate information on hazards, helping recipients use your chemical products safely. Understanding the principles and requirements of the Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation is crucial to making sure your labels and SDS are correct and compliant with the regulations. This workshop aims to give you an understanding of your duties under both EU and GB CLP, as well as practical skills to help you classify and label your products correctly.
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