CAPE in collaboration with PETRONAS Project Delivery & Technology (PD&T), will jointly organize:

Professional Short Course

Process Safety Implementation and Challenges for Hydrogen Related Industries

Level: Intermediate | HRDF: Claimable

Fifteen (15) CPD Hours approved by MBOT

Trainers: Assoc. Prof. Dr Mohammad Shakir Nasif, Assoc. Prof. Dr Risza Rusli, Mr M Fadly B Adnan (TDEX - PETRONAS), Mr A Mutalib B Ismail (TDEX - PETRONAS), Mr Kairul Zaman M Noh (Project Delivery – PETRONAS)

Advisors: Mr. Ezmal b Ab Rashid & Puan Nurul Izzah Bt Yaakub

Date
13 - 15 May 2024

Venue
CAPE

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

Time
9:00am - 5:00pm

Registration Fee
RM 3,800.00 for Professionals

10% Discount for Group / Students

10% Discount for Early Bird (until 1 May 2024)


Content Summary

Background

As Malaysia is moving towards a net zero carbon emission and cleaner energy, hydrogen has emerged as a potential energy alternative to fossil fuels due to its high energy density compared to gasoline and liquefied natural gas. In addition, hydrogen is considered an excellent clean fuel with potential applications in several fields. However, despite its advantages, the flammability of hydrogen has raised many concerns about hydrogen-related hazards considering catastrophic incidents that may occur such as hydrogen fire and explosion. The hazard caused by hydrogen comes from material properties-related issues which are used to handle, store or transport hydrogen, as well as the handling process and storage of hydrogen. Where the primary hazards include hydrogen release and subsequent ignition. Immediate ignition of hydrogen usually causes hydrogen jet fires, whereas delayed ignition of hydrogen leads to the explosion. Such incidents can lead to significant losses including life, financial, property and subsequently damaging the environment which will lead to catastrophic consequences. These accidents not only destroy facilities, but also it may hit nearby facilities with certain physical effects. Several incidents have been reported recently which shows the serious hazard hydrogen may cause. The transition from fossil fuel to hydrogen faces a lot of challenges due to its flammability and handling hazards related to the effect of hydrogen on materials. This course is aimed to provide insights and knowledge on the hazard hydrogen may cause including fire and explosion risks, as well as hydrogen production and hazards associated with hydrogen process, handling, and storage. This course also aims to provide insights on guidelines development on hydrogen safety in Malaysia and the way forward.

Objectives

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

  • Understand the challenges and hazards associated with hydrogen production, handling, and transportation. 
  • Understand hydrogen fire and explosion dynamics, behavior, causes, and spread.
  • Perform risk assessment of hydrogen caused hazards.
  • Understand the possibility of hydrogen leaks and causes.
  • Understand hydrogen safety guidelines in Malaysia

Who Should Attend?

  • Anyone interested in hydrogen risk, hazards, and safety 
  • Managers and Executives 
  • Engineers, Researchers & Consultants 

Course Content

  • Benefits of hydrogen, hydrogen economy, applications, and why we need to focus on hydrogen hazards and safety measures.
  • Hydrogen safety consideration, hydrogen leaks probabilities, and formation of explosive atmosphere.
  • Hydrogen fire and explosion characteristics, dynamics, behavior, and hydrogen fire fighting.
  • Hydrogen material compatibility and interaction with materials and hydrogen storage, and transportation hazard.
  • Hydrogen production, available technologies, and associated hazards.
  • Introduction to qualitative and quantitative hydrogen risk assessment and Hydrogen accidents scenarios and frequencies.
  • Development of process safety practices and guidelines on hydrogen plants in Malaysia.
  • Hydrogen fuel cell safety and associated risk


Trainers

Associate Professor Mohammad Shakir Nasif (UTP)

Assoc Prof Dr Mohammad Shakir Nasif is an Associate Professor at Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. He has over 28 years of industrial and academic experience in the field of mechanical and fire engineering. He has worked with international consultants in Australia, New Zealand, and Middle East in the field of fire and explosion safety and protection engineering. He has conducted many fire and explosion, and risk courses for industries. Recently he has been involved with hydrogen safety research and has conducted several hydrogen safety short courses. He has been an invited speaker in several fire safety conferences and universities and supervised research students in fire and explosion safety and protection engineering. He has published more than 100 peer reviewed journals and conference papers, and technical reports.  He is chartered member of Institute of Engineering – New Zealand, Member of BEM and Member of Institute of Engineers Australia.

Associate Professor Dr Risza Rusli (UTP)

Assoc Prof Ir Dr Risza Rusli is an Associate Professor in Chemical Engineering Department, Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. She has over 25 years of working experience in academic and research related to process safety. Currently, she is a member of IECEx Management Committee in Malaysia providing direction to improve safety protection at explosive atmosphere condition. Furthermore, she supports the chemical, oil and gas companies through consultancy projects on quantitative risk assessment and consequence analysis. Her present research networks involved the institutions in Norway, Germany and UK on enhancing human performance through development of innovative process safety training and assessment methods process and maritime industries. Her recent research related to hydrogen safety focuses on understanding consequences from hydrogen release scenarios from maritime industries. Besides teaching the undergraduate and postgraduate students on process safety courses, she provides professional courses on quantitative risk assessment, process hazard analysis and human factors for major hazard industries in Malaysia. 

                                                

Mr Mohd Fadly B Adnan (PETRONAS)

Mr Mohd Fadly B Adnan is Process Safety Staff Engineer at PETRONAS Group Technical Solution with over 15 years of experience in oil and gas industry. Throughout his career, he has honed his expertise in various facets including operation in LNG plant as Lead Operation/Process/Utility Engineer and Process Safety at Group Technical Solution (GTS).  He has played pivotal role in steering and providing process safety consultancy to PETRONAS Project and Operating Unit (OPU)/Assets ranging from Offshore, Gas Business, Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG), FPSO, to the forefront of emerging technologies such as Carbon Capture & Storage (CCS) and few Hydrogen projects and scale-up in PETRONAS.

Mr A Mutalib B Ismail (PETRONAS)

Mr A Mutalib B Ismail is Principal Process Safety Engineer in PETRONAS Group Technical Solution (GTS) with over 15 years of experience in Process Safety. Currently holding a position as Head of GTS Process Safety section for Gas Assets, responsible for providing advisory and consultation on Process Safety Management (PSM) implementation in PETRONAS. Prior to joining PETRONAS, he has participated for 15 years in Process Design with various international oil and gas engineering companies, gaining a diverse perspective on industry practices. He plays a pivotal role in evaluating and mitigating process safety risks within the PETRONAS ongoing projects and operation assets, ensuring that every aspect of the process is not only optimized but also safeguarded against potential risks arise.

                                                

Mr. Kairul Zaman Mohamed Noh  (PETRONAS)

Mr. Kairul Zaman Mohamed Noh holds MSc in Emergency Planning and Response. At present he is SME Project Permitting Regulatory, a Technical Specialist focusing on Fire Safety Design and Project Permitting as well as engagement with other Government Related Agencies. He has been the Lead writer for technical guidelines with the Fire and Rescue Department, including Guidelines for Hydrogen Electrolysis Generator and Refueling Station. At present, he is the Vice President of Institution of Disaster and Emergency Management of Malaysia. He has over 30 years of Fire Safety, Emergency Preparedness, and Crisis Management experience. He was General Manager of GHSSE Crisis and Incident Management PETRONAS with more than 25 years’ experience in Upstream and Downstream oil and gas plants. Mr. Kairul was the Deputy Director of Fire and Rescue, Negeri Sembilan. He is well versed in fire safety, emergency response and planning, crisis management and fire, along with explosion protection systems.  

Advisors

Mr. Ezmal b Ab Rashid  (PETRONAS)

Mr. Ezmal b Ab Rashid is currently the Head of Technical Governance & Assurance at Group Technical Solutions in PETRONAS, managing the Plant & Facilities risk at the corporate level. Over the past 16 years in PETRONAS, he used to play the role of Process Safety from 2008 to 2020 at this outfit, contributing his effort for the design projects and operating assets, covering all business divisions. Not only in the engineering delivery role, but he is also passionate in capability development. He is also currently being appointed to oversee the technical talent development for Process Safety fraternities’ skill group at groupwide and PETRONAS’ focal to bridge and enhance the higher learning institution like UTP, with more industrial needs and outlook.

                                                

Puan Nurul Izzah Bt Yaakub (PETRONAS)

Puan Nurul Izzah Bt Yaakub: Nurul Izzah Bt Yaakub brings over a decade of invaluable experience in process safety to their current role as Staff Process Safety in TDEx GTS at PETRONAS. Tasked with overseeing Upstream Sabah projects within PD&T, she is instrumental in the consultation and implementation of Process Safety Management protocols. Having spent 11 years at PETRONAS, Nurul Izzah has honed their expertise, previously serving as an Engineer Process Safety in TDEx GTS, where they managed both Upstream and Downstream projects. Prior to this, her tenure at ASEAN Bintulu Fertilizer Sdn Bhd saw her overseeing the implementation of crucial process safety elements within the operating unit.


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Registration Fees

PROFESSIONALS

MYR3,800*

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

EARLY BIRD/ GROUP/ STUDENT

MYR3,420*

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

Centre for Advanced & Professional Education (CAPE), Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS (UTP)
Level 8, Permata Sapura, Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50088 Kuala Lumpur​.

P: +605 - 368 7558 / +605 - 368 8485 | E: cape@utp.edu.my