Functional Safety Training

You will need to organise Functional Safety training for all personnel involved with a functional safety project, whether they are leading an activity or just participating. Even when there are no project changes, operations personnel such as control room operators, instrument technicians and engineers need to understand their role in participating in maintaining SIL levels for the long term.

Recommended Site Courses

Our off-the-shelf site courses are shown below. Choose a course and then book a tentative date in our LIVE diary to suit your team. We will provide a bespoke quotation to fully meet your needs.

FS MANAGEMENT

A course aimed at those setting up, assessing or auditing functional safety management in their organisation


1 DAY

HAZOP / LOPA &
SIL DETERMINATION

Learn how to select a SIL target for several different safety functions by following worked examples through from HAZOP and LOPA.

2 DAYS

SAFETY SYSTEM DESIGN & verification

Follow our 2-day SIS design course if you have responsibility for writing or maintaining safety requirements or designing SIF to meet SIL targets.

2 DAYS

"People involved with Functional Safety Projects, Operations and Maintenance need to be competent, which requires training."
Safety Competency Drives Profitability

By applying standards IEC 61511 and IEC 61508 correctly, companies can drive more profitable operations and projects. To do this, people need competence training.

Functional Safety Targets Met By Design

Safety Integrity Level - SIL targets, are there for a reason. Hazards need to be controlled, and Safety Instrumented Systems - SIS are a key independent protection layer.

Competent People, Positive Outcomes

It is impossible to deliver functional safety conformant operations and projects without competent people. 

Compliance for Insurers and Regulators

Become compliant with functional safety standards for your next insurance risk assessment or regulator visit. It will save significant money in the long term.

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