Preparing CIMAH Report Part D: Consequence Modelling & Risk Quantification

LEVEL: BEGINNER                   HRDF: CLAIMABLE 

Fifteen (15) CPD Hours approved by MBOT

TRAINER: 

DR AZIZUL BIN BUANG

 

25 - 28 NOVEMBER 2024

 

CAPE

Level 8, Permata Sapura, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur

 

9.00AM - 5.00PM

 

RM 2,350 FOR PROFESSIONALS

10% Discount for Early Bird (until 30 August 2024) / Group / Students

CONTENT SUMMARY

INTRODUCTION

Malaysia promulgated Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards (CIMAH) Regulations in February 1996. Since then, there have been 383 major hazard installations (MHI) and 1119 non-major hazard installations (NMHI) – figure as on June 2021. The classification of MHI and NMHI is based on threshold quantity (TQ) of hazardous substance(s). According to the regulations, the MHI must submit a safety report and emergency response plan (ERP) to the Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH). And as per the CIMAH requirement, the safety report or known as CIMAH report and ERP shall be prepared by Major Hazard Competent Person (OYKMH). The challenge is that as on June 2021, the ratio of OYKMH to MHI is 1 to 11 (1:11).

Hence this course aims to enhance knowledge of major hazards, including inherent risks, risk quantification, and also to develop basic knowledge among the relevant personnel on preparation of CIMAH reports, specifically the Part D of the report. This hopefully would help those who are interested to seek the competency as OYKMH to equip themselves with basic knowledge and understanding on the requirement of CIMAH 1996.

COURSE CONTENT

DAY 1

OSH Legislation
  • OSHA Amendment 2022
  • Introduction to CIMAH 1996
  • Roles & Responsibilities: Major Hazard & Non-Major Hazard
Concept of Risk
  • Overview of Risk Assessment Method
    • Qualitative, Semi quantitative & Quantitative

Discovering the “Guidance for Preparation and Updating of Report on Industrial Activity Second Edition

  • Part A Information Relating to the Hazardous Substances
  • Part B Information on the Installation

Discovering the “Guidance for Preparation and Updating of Report on Industrial Activity Second Edition”

  • Part C Information Relating to the Management System
  • Part D Information relating to the Potential Major Accidents

Part D.1 & D.2: Potential sources of major accident and conditions or events which could be significant in giving rise to one via Hazard Identification

  • Understanding Failure Mode
  • External Factors
  • Location of potential major accidents

DAY 2

Part D.1: Potential sources of major accident and conditions or events which could be significant in giving rise to one via Failure Cases Identification and Scenarios

  • Scenario Development
    • Possible VS Credible scenario

Part D.4 & D.6: Consequence Analysis to the surrounding areas

  • Overview of Source Term/Model for 
    • Release of Liquid
    • Release of Vapourt

Part D.4 & D.6: Consequence Analysis to the surrounding areas

  • Overview of Dispersion Model
    • Meteorology: Atmospheric Stability and Wind Velocity
    • Toxic release/dispersion
    • Threshold Limit Value (TLV

Part D.6: Consequence Analysis to the surrounding areas

  • Overview of Physical Effect Analysis (Pool fire, jet flame, BLEVE, flash fire or vapour cloud explosion) due to flammable releases
    • Explosion Model: TNT Equivalent & TNO-Multi Energy 

Part D.6: Consequence Analysis to the surrounding areas

  • Overview of Physical Effect Analysis (Pool fire, jet flame, BLEVE, flash fire or vapour cloud explosion) due to flammable releases
    • Fire Model: Point Source


Day 3

Part D.5 & D.6: The consequence to the surrounding areas in the form of appropriate risk measures where possible
  • Land Use Planning: Onsite & Offsite Population
    • Percentage of Population Affected: Probit Analysis

Frequency Analysis of Major Accidents

  • Historical Data
  • Fault Tree Analysis (FTA) & Event Tree Analysis (ETA)

Part D.6: The consequence to the surrounding areas in the form of appropriate risk measures where possible

  • Risk Quantification: Risks Acceptability Criteria

Part D.3: Measures taken to prevent, control or minimise the consequences of a major accident.

  • Risks Mitigation Measure- Layers of Protection
    • Preventive Measures
    • Recovery Measures
    • Escalation Controls 

Part D.3: Measures taken to prevent, control or minimise the consequences of a major accident.

  • Process Safety Management Consideration

Overall Course Summary

OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • To familiarize with the requirement of the CIMAH Regulations 1996 on the preparation of Industrial Activity Report or CIMAH Report
  • To conduct frequency analysis and consequence modelling on the hazards due to hazardous substances available in the plant.
  • To quantify the relevant risk due to hazardous substances available in the plant.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

  • Occupational Safety Professionals
  • oung Engineers / Fresh Graduates
  • Potential Orang Yang Kompeten Major Hazad (OYKMH)





OUR TRAINER

1. Dr Azizul Bin Buang  (UTP)

A Researcher/Senior Lecturer in Chemical Engineering Department at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP), Perak, Malaysia. He is also a member of the Centre of Advanced Process Safety (CAPS), UTP. Current research and consultancy works are in process safety focusing mainly on Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA), Dust Explosion/Dust Hazard Assessment (DHA), Process Safety Management (PSM) and Storage Tank Fire Hazards Management.

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REGISTRATION FEES

PROFESSIONALS

MYR2,350*

*fee quoted does not include SST, HRDF service fee, GST/VAT or withholding tax (if applicable).

EARLY BIRD/ GROUP/ STUDENT

MYR2,115*

*fee quoted does not include SST, HRDF service fee, GST/VAT or withholding tax (if applicable).

OUR LOCATION

Centre for Advanced & Professional Education (CAPE)

 Level 8, Permata Sapura, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur​

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