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Operators & Their Responsibilities: Abnormal Operations
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Product Description
Operators & Their Responsibilities: Abnormal Operations is part three of the Operators & Their Responsibilities six-part training series.
Upset process conditions and emergency situations with typical preparations and planning used by operators to mitigate the situations are presented in this course. Common causes resulting from a loss of utilities, a primary process input and process containment are reviewed in planning what-if scenarios and emergency drills. It also covers instrument systems and process interlocks used to mitigate abnormal situations and protect personnel, equipment and the environment.
Course objectives include:
- Identify abnormal operations and its effect on unit equipment and piping
- Understand how abnormal and emergency conditions can impact safety and environmental conditions
- Discuss the roles and responsibilities of the operator during abnormal and emergency conditions
- Explain how troubleshooting can help return operating conditions to normal
- Understand the investigation process and reporting required following an incident.
Course menu:
Abnormal Unit Operations
- Operator Roles and Responsibilities
- Equipment Malfunctions
- Operator Duties
- Troubleshooting
Emergency Situations
- Operator Roles and Responsibilities
- Representative Emergency Situations
- Incident Investigations
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