Objective :
- To understand and visualize the hazards that can result in loss of containment through simulation using computational fluid dynamics
- To gain a deeper understanding of what CFD can help to achieve in loss prevention engineering
- To understand the applications of CFD in loss prevention, engineering design and process safety management
Synopsis :
This course is to introduce how to apply CFD in
loss prevention to industry professionals. The course aims to equip industry
professionals with the knowledge to apply CFD in loss prevention including hazard
identification and risk assessment, design and engineering controls, fire and
gas detection, emergency response and enhance the understanding of fire,
explosion and toxic hazards to achieve effective mitigation and safe
engineering design for loss prevention purpose. The participants will gain analytical
skill on hazard identification, consequence modelling, propose practical
solutions, demonstrate the effectiveness of risk mitigation measures and
achieve loss prevention.
About The Speaker
Lee
Cho Hing
currently is Gexcon’s General Manager Malaysia cum Business Development APAC.
Lee has about 26 years of working experience in consultancy related to risk
management, HSE and sustainability. Lee started his career as a Risk and Loss
Prevention Engineer in a Global Fortune 500 enterprise. Over years he works
closely with government authorities, energy companies, and industrial clients
to deliver effective and forward-thinking risk solutions. His emphasis on
applying advanced Loss Prevention concepts to engineering and operational
challenges has led to improved safety performance and smarter design across
complex projects. From 2009 to 2012, he served as an internal consultant for
Singapore’s governmental agencies on PSM matters with respect to Jurong Island
version 2.0 development plan. Recently, from 2023 to 2025, Lee has been
contributing to the development of national hydrogen technical standards as an
expert committee member of the Singapore Standards Council.
Richard
Lee is currently the Business Development Lead of Gexcon based in
Singapore. Prior to joining Gexcon in April 2023, he has worked over 16 years
in DNV as a Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) consultant and as a technical
support for consequence and risk modelling software PHAST and SAFETI. He has accumulated
years of experience and expertise in technical safety and modelling software. Throughout
his career he had delivered many safety studies such as QRA, Fire and Explosion
Risk Analysis, Ship Collision Study, Dropped Object Study and etc for both
onshore (e.g. refinery, tank farm and petrochemical plant) and offshore
facilities (e.g. FPSO, jack-up rig, wellhead platform and etc). While working
as the software technical support, he was also the trainer delivering QRA and
software training. To date, he had delivered over 60 trainings, 15 webinars and
conferences.
Who Should Attend
QRA practitioners, EIA consultants, project
engineers, project managers, inspectors, legislators, designers; engineers
working with decarbonization, energy transition, and carbon capture and storage
projects; HSE engineers working in the petrol and petrochemical, refining,
chemical and oleochemical plant; professionals dealing with risk and safety in
industry; fire safety engineers, fire safety managers, fire insurers and
underwriters.
SDU Points/FSM-CPD Points/PDU Points
- SDU points -pending approval
- FSM-CPD points -pending approval
- PDU points -pending approval
- E-Certificate of Attendance will be issued to all attendees upon completion
Closing Date
21 October 2025
Programme Timetable
Time | Programme |
0830
- 0900 | Registration |
0900
- 1100 | ·Introduction to CFD ·Application of CFD in Loss Prevention ·2D and 3D consequence modelling: understanding the differences |
1100
- 1115 | Tea
Break |
1115
- 1230 | ·Integral model and CFD model ·Application of integral and CFD models |
1230
- 1330 | Lunch |
1330
- 1515 | ·Decarbonization and Loss Prevention ·Case Study – Hydrogen Refueling Station(FLACS
simulation to be run by the participants) |
1515
– 1530 | Tea
Break |
1530
- 1700 | ·Facility siting and layout optimization |
1710 | End
of Program |
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