IChemE
Institution of Chemical Engineers
Davis Building
165-189 Railway Terrace
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CV21 3HQ
UK
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Web : www.icheme.org
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The Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) is a market leader in training for chemical and process engineers. We offer a range of training courses in different formats and on a variety of topics including an extensive portfolio of safety courses. All our courses are peer-reviewed to reflect best practice and current thinking. Our knowledge of professional standards makes us the clear choice to help develop your knowledge and learn new skills....
The call for abstracts for this year's Advances in the Digitalisation of the Process Industries virtual conference is open and we invite you to contribute....
Are you looking for ways to develop your team's process safety knowledge while working remotely? Combining live modules with trainers, independent study, and pre-recorded content, IChemE's online in-company training service gives you and your team access to process safety courses anywhere in the world at your convenience. Check out some of our most popular courses…...
Process industry accidents result in fatalities as well as economic loss, property destruction and harm to the environment. For more than 40 years IChemE's Loss Prevention Bulletin has provided a way for the industry to share information on accidents, spread best practice and help others to avoid making similar mistakes....
Process safety and plant integrity can be supported by the thorough application for both lagging and leading indicators or metrics. Those figures are as useful as the knowledge of their practical application as well as limitation. Plant managers should have a clear understanding of what they measure and more importantly, why....
IChemE (Institution of Chemical Engineers) is running a two-day training course on the phenomenon of explosions, and the requirements of UK and EU regulations relating to health and safety in potentially explosive atmospheres. This is an excellent opportunity to understand the science behind explosions, their effects and consequences, and the regulatory requirements for a safe and compliant working environment....
The hazards that can destroy your business should be top of mind right through any organisation and yet they are not. The lack of danger signals means that organisations can get lulled into a false sense of security or simply just not recognise the risks / potential for catastrophe that exits in their activities. ...
Human and organisational factors have contributed to the causes of several incidents in the chemical process industries, including those at Texas City and Buncefield. Yet many of the safety and operational professionals responsible for managing human factors have no formal training in the behavioural sciences. ...
Roger Stokes – Principal Engineer, BakerRisk. Weds 14.45 – 15.25: Main conference room...
Zsuzsanna Gyenes – Deputy Director, IChemE Safety Centre (ISC). Weds 14.00 – 14.40: Main conference room...