Course Overview

Domain
Food, Chemical and Biotechnology
Format
Short Course
Duration
2 days
Fee Subsidy
Up to 90% SF Funding
Professional Development Units

SDU (SISO) – 16 SDUs (SISO)
PDU (PEB) – Pending approval

Safety Integrity Level (SIL) and Safety Instrumented Function (SIF) are vital for industry safety, with SIL assessing the reliability of a safety system and SIF executing safety functions to mitigate hazardous events in the workplace.

This course introduces learners to a methodology used by organisations to demonstrate the achievement of the target SIL of a SIF. It covers various topics such as failure types, failure rates, and common causes of failure when assessing sub-systems with redundancy. Learners will explore the concepts of hardware fault tolerance (HFT) and safe failure fraction (SFF) to assess architectural constraints effectively. They will also learn reliability modelling techniques using reliability block diagrams (RBDs) and gain insights into the criticality of choosing appropriate failure rate data.

Who Should Attend

  • Project engineers, operation engineers, control and instrument engineers, maintenance engineers, risk management practitioners
Prerequisites
  • Possess a degree or with relevant experiences in engineering, science or related fields in industrial safety

What You Will Learn

Failure types

  • Random hardware failures
  • System failures
  • Human failures

Reliability metrics

  • Failure rate
  • Probability of failure on demand
  • Availability
  • Mean time between failure (MTBF)
  • Mean time to repair (MTTR)

Engineering

  • De-energised to safe
  • Energised to safe
  • Redundancy
  • Architectures

Safe failure fraction (SFF) and hard fault tolerance (HFT)

  • Type A and type B devices
  • IEC 61508 Route 1H
  • IEC 61508 Route 2H
  • IEC 61511

Systematic capability

Common cause of failure

Safety calculation

  • Safety parameters
  • Reliability block diagrams
  • Formulas
  • Proof testing

Teaching Team

Lim Kok Hwa
Lim Kok Hwa

Associate Professor/ Director, Professional Officers, Food, Chemical and Biotechnology, Singapore Institute of Technology

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Thia Cheong Meng
Thia Cheong Meng

Principal Risk Consultant

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Schedule

Course Run Dates Time
Aug 2024  1 – 2 Aug 2024 9:00 am – 6:00 pm

 

Certificate and Assessment

A Certificate of Participation will be issued to participants who:

  • Attend 75% of the workshop; and
  • Undertake credit bearing assessment during the module

A Certificate of Attainment will be issued to participants who:

  • Attend 75% of the workshop; and
  • Undertake and pass credit bearing assessment during the module
  • Submit a written portfolio within one month of the module

Participants who successfully obtain all 8 Certificate of Attainment in the Process Safety Management and Engineering Design series will receive a Graduate Certificate in Process Safety Management and Engineering Design.

Fee Structure

The full fee for this course is S$2,616.00.

Category After SF Funding
Singapore Citizen (Below 40) S$784.80
Singapore Citizen (40 & Above) S$304.80
Singapore PR / LTVP+ Holder S$784.80
Non-Singapore Citizen S$2,616.00 (No Funding)


Note:

  • All fees above include GST. GST applies to individuals and Singapore-registered companies.

When applying for this course, in the "Remarks" field, please:

  • Inform us if you are a registered Workplace Safety and Health Officer (WSHO) to claim SDUs
  • Provide your PE registration number if you are a Professional Engineer to claim PDUs
     

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Earn a Graduate Certificate in Process Safety Management and Engineering Design

The Graduate Certificate in Process Safety Management and Engineering Design is designed to equip learners with skills to enhance safety, reliability, and efficiency in high-risk industries.

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