SAF0202RS – Introduction to Barrier Based Process Safety

Description

Welcome to this learning session on Bow tie diagrams! Throughout this course, you will gain an understanding of the various parts of a typical Bow tie diagram, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of using this tool for risk management. You will also learn about the different classifications of Bow tie diagrams and their practical applications in risk decision-making.

During this course, we will explore how Bow tie diagrams can be used in risk management to identify potential hazards and prevent or mitigate their impact. We will examine various case studies and explore how to choose the appropriate Bow tie diagram for each scenario, as well as how to construct a practical first approach Bow tie diagram for a specific case study.

By the end of this course, you will have gained valuable insights into the use of Bow tie diagrams in risk management, enabling you to make informed decisions that can help to mitigate the potential impact of hazards and ensure the safety of your organization and its stakeholders.

General Objective: “Facilitate the implementation of Barrier Based Process Safety in the steel sector”

Specific Objective – Develop Learning solutions to create awareness in the implementation of Barrier Based Process Safety.

Target Audient: Decision makers in the implementation of BowTies in the company (Line Managers and Directors)

Estimated time: 2.0 hours

At the end of the course, the student will be able to:

• Identify the parts of a typical Bow tie diagram.
• Express the advantage and disadvantages of Bow tie.
• Describe the use and parts of a Bow tie diagram.
• Classify the different Bow tie diagrams.
• Express the use of Bow tie in risk management.
• Summarize the practical application in risk decision-making.
• Choose a BowTie for different case studies.
• Construct a practical (first approach) Bow tie diagrams for a particular case study.

Instructor

Jasper Smit,

Barrier Management Psychologist at Resilium