Hazards 32

Summary

The Institution of Chemical Engineers' (IChemE) annual Hazards conference returns in person this year to explore every major aspect of process safety.

Attend and stay up to date with process safety good practice, discover new techniques and approaches, and explore lessons learned from past incidents and near-misses. Process safety is constantly developing and Hazards 32 is a great opportunity to discover the latest research and developments in the field.

Hear Our Presentation

eLearning and Learning Management Systems (LMS) were taken to new heights in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic as training shifted online across the globe. This shift altered how industries viewed risk and hazard management and posed new challenges for training and compliance. Competency development is fundamental to process safety, and the recent pandemic amplified the importance of training and development in building and maintaining competency frameworks quickly. It also identified the leap in value for integrating technology to improve existing work practices.

Kristin Robbins and Lisa Ruth of ioMosaic present Elevating Competency Frameworks through eLearning Solutions. This presentation examines how an LMS champions competency-based training, demonstrating its benefits in building and managing succession planning to improve overall safety performance.

Conference Focus

This year the conference will focus on:

• Identifying and embedding good practice in major hazards management
• The role of executive leadership in managing major hazards
• Understanding and managing the emerging challenges and the major hazard implications of new technologies and applications
• Opportunities for sharing and learning across industries and sectors.