3121: Reducing Human Error in Process Safety-July 7, 2016

This course provides an opportunity for companies to learn more about integrating human factor data into incident investigations and identifying those operational controls that need improvement.

Human error is a significant source of risk within any organization. Management uses a variety of operational controls and barriers, including policies, procedures, work instructions, employee selection and training, auditing, etc., to reduce the likelihood of human error. Accidents occur when there is a failure in one or more of these controls and/or barriers.

Many companies are working to reduce their incident rates by integrating a more detailed analysis of human factors into their incident investigation procedures. In doing so, companies can identify weaknesses in their operational controls at a specific job site, within an operating region, and across the organization.

Course Date:July 7, 2016 8:30am to 4:30pm
Course Instructors:A.W. Armstrong
Location: Eaton Experience Center 3413 N Sam Houston Pkwy Suite 212A Houston, TX 77086
Credit: 7 PDHs/0.7 CEUs

Course Costs: Regular registration is $495. Early Registration of $420 is available until June 7, 2016. Discounts available for Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center Consortia Members*. The discount will be applied after you complete the registration form.
Course Information: You will receive a confirmation e-mail from val-green@tamu.edu once you've completed the registration process. Lunch and course materials are provided.

If you have questions, please contact Alanna Scheinerman at 979-845-5981 or ascheinerman@tamu.edu

Full Course Description

Refund requests will be accepted until June 23, 2016 (10 business days prior to the course start date). You must request a refund via email: ascheinerman@tamu.edu

*Check if you qualify – Current Members Discount will be applied when complete the registration process.