Half Day Course on "Mechanical Integrity"

• Learn the principles behind Mechanical Integrity, historical incidents related to Mechanical Integrity, challenges and solutions and regulatory requirements.
• Learn about positive program, negative program indicators and KPIs / Metrics

Mechanical integrity is integral part of a process safety management program. The intent is to assure that equipment used to process, store, or handle highly hazardous chemicals is designed, constructed, installed and maintained to minimize the risk of releases. Historically, M.I. deficiencies account for approximately 20% of all U.S. OSHA PSM citations every year. Identifying and prioritizing what equipment and instrumentation should be included in your M.I. program is ever challenging. The purpose of this webinar is to discuss M.I. strategies identification and categorization of equipment, positive and negative program indicators, and lessons learned, and best practices based in PSRG years of auditing M.I. programs globally.

Mr. Robert J. Weber, President/CEO and founder of PSRG.  Mr. Weber is a registered Professional Engineer with 34 years of industry experience, including more than 25 years in process safety.  He is an experienced facilitator, auditor, trainer, and mentor for process safety and risk management and has worked with numerous different companies in the oil and gas and energy sectors; epc contractors; U.S. and foreign governments; and other institutions and organizations around the world.  He holds a Masters in Mechanical Engineering from University of Illinois and MBA from Northwestern University.

Mr. Ajaykumar Kakkanattu is a Chemical Engineer with more than 17+ years of international experience petroleum refining and petrochemicals, specialty chemical industries ranging from basic process technology development, engineering design and operations. He is experienced in all elements of OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) and their effective implementation. He has led and supported several process safety projects for new technologies under development, greenfield and brownfield operating units including new, revamp and revalidation. He has hands on experience process hazard analysis and risk assessment (Facility Siting, QRA, FHA, HAZOP, LOPA), process simulation & design and project management for wide range of capital projects from conceptual to operations stage. He is experienced in commissioning and startups of mega capital projects and responsible for process safety reviews for these projects.

• PSM Managers and Coordinators
• Process, Safety and Mechanical/Maintenance Engineers
• Anyone who needs to develop a MI program or for improving their existing program

• This event has been awarded 4 SDU points by MOM-WSH CPD Board and 3 FSM-CPD points by SCDF and qualified for 4 PDUs by PEB.
  
• E-Certificates of Attendance will be issued to all attendees upon completion.
  
  

9 August 2023

Time	Program
0845-0900	Virtual Sign-in by Attendees
0900-0905	Welcome and Introduction. By Mr. Juan Badathuruge Sadun Lakruwan, SLP Exco
0905-0930	Introduction to PSRG Mechanical Integrity Overview Regulatory Requirements of MI
0930-1000	Historical Incidents related to MI MI Challenges and Solutions Leading Indicators for MI
1000-1030	Q & A
1030-1045	Intermission
1045-1115	Sample M.I. Program
1115-1315	MI Case Study Exercise
1315-1320	End-Closing Remarks by Mr. Juan Badathuruge Sadun Lakruwan, SLP Exco