Event Overview

Domain
Food, Chemical and Biotechnology
Format
Event
Duration
Half day
Professional Development Units

4 SDUs (MOM)
3 CPD-FSM (SCDF)
3 PDUs (PEB)

The annual Major Hazards Symposium is back, and this year’s theme is focused on “Optimising the Value of Mechanical Integrity”.

Join us for this engaging half-day virtual symposium to discover the importance of mechanical integrity in averting major accident scenarios, such as fires, explosions, and toxic releases.

During the event, industry speakers will share the technical aspects of the safety case in relation to process safety, mechanical and electrical control instrumentation. The breakout sessions will offer an opportunity for the symposium attendees to share best practices and insights in managing the mechanical integrity programme.

Programme Partner

This event is jointly organised with the Society of Loss Prevention.

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Who Should Attend

  • All process industry professionals including managers, engineers, operators, safety advisors and risk management practitioners
Major Hazards Symposium has been continuously improving. I have learned many actionable practices and recommendations that I can bring back to my own plant. Every sharing provided valuable takeaways.
Vincent Wong
Workplace Safety and Health Officer, A*Star
This event is very insightful, informative and provided me with a good understanding of the human factor aspects. Attending this symposium has also provided me with a better understanding of how MHI has a great impact in the areas of hazards and risk management, process safety and safety care regime.
Leonard Chong Yung Min
Olefin-11 Plant Manager, Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore (Private) Limited

What You Will Learn

  • Values and operational readiness of mechanical integrity
  • Looking into the industry 5.0 kaleidoscope: Beyond digitalisation in asset management
  • Trends and observations of mechanical integrity from safety cases’ audits
  • Technical aspects of safety case (process safety, mechanical, electrical control instrumentation)
  • Mechanical integrity: Pressure release, emergency shutdown, critical process controls
  • Mechanical integrity: Protection systems – fire sprinklers, fire mains, fire alarms, containment – piping, dikes
  • Good practices and areas for improvement
     

Speakers

Bernard Nee Seng Soon
Bernard Nee Seng Soon

Deputy President (Industry & Community Group), Office of the DP (Industry & Community), Singapore Institute of Technology

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Lim Kok Hwa
Lim Kok Hwa

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

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Sin Siang-Meng, Ivan
Sin Siang-Meng, Ivan

Associate Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering | Programme Chair, Master of Science Degree in Safety, Health, and Environmental Technology, National University of Singapore

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Arunachalam
Arunachalam

Major Hazards Department, Ministry of Manpower

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Teng Chong Seng
Teng Chong Seng

Senior Professional Officer, Singapore Institute of Technology

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Juan Badathuruge Sadun Lakruwan
Juan Badathuruge Sadun Lakruwan

EXCO, Society of Loss Prevention

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Muhammad Rithaudin Bin Yep Abu
Muhammad Rithaudin Bin Yep Abu

Deputy Director, Singapore Institute of Technology

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Schedule

Time Topic
8:45 am Virtual Sign-in by Attendees
9:00 am

Welcome and Introduction 

Mr. Bernard Nee Seng Soon, Deputy President (Industry & Community Group), Singapore Institute of Technology

9:05 am

Keynote Address: Values and Operational Readiness of Mechanical Integrity

Associate Professor Lim Kok Hwa, Director, Professional Officers Division, Singapore Institute of Technology 

9:40 am

Keynote Address: Looking into the Industry 5.0 Kaleidoscope: Beyond Digitalisation in Asset Management

Associate Professor Sin Siang-Meng, Ivan, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering | Programme Chair, Master of Science Degree in Safety, Health, and Environmental Technology, National University of Singapore

10:15 am

Keynote Address: Trends and Observations of Mechanical Integrity from Safety Cases’ Audits

Mr. Arunachalam, Specialist, Major Hazards Department, Ministry of Manpower 

10:50 am Break
11:05 am

Technical Aspects of Safety Case (Process Safety, Mechanical, Electrical Control Instrumentation)

Mr. Teng Chong Seng, President, Society of Loss Prevention

11:35 am

Breakout Group 1 – Interactive Discussion

Mechanical Integrity: Pressure Release, Emergency Shutdown, Critical Process Controls

Moderated by Mr. Juan Badathuruge Sadun Lakruwan, Committee Member, EXCO,  Society of Loss Prevention

Breakout Group 2 – Interactive Discussion

Mechanical Integrity: Protection Systems – Fire Sprinklers, Fire Mains, Fire Alarms, Containment – Piping, Dikes

Moderated by Mr. Muhammad Rithaudin Bin Yep Abu, Deputy Director, Professional Officers, Singapore Institute of Technology

12:15 pm

Group 1 and Group 2 Sharing Session – Good Practices and Areas for Improvement

Moderated by members of Singapore Institute of Technology and Society of Loss Prevention

12:55 pm

Closing Remarks

Mr. Teng Chong Seng, President, Society of Loss Prevention

1:00 pm

End of Major Hazards Symposium 2023

 

Ticket Pricing

The full fee for this symposium is S$43.20.

Note: Fees above include GST. GST applies to individuals and Singapore-registered companies.

Virtual admission is strictly by pre-registration only. 
 

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