Course Leader: Mr. Steven Dale Hiner

• Time : 07:00 AM – 03:00 PM

• Training Provider : M/s. STI, USA

Workshop Fee: KD 650 (USD 2145)

Mr. Steven Dale Hiner is highly experienced and learned professional, an entrepreneur & business owner. He has a long experience of 35 years in the field of scaffolding safety, forming and shoring industry management experience in purchasing, inventory control, auditing, engineering and commercial. He has been directly handling erecting and dismantling large scaffold projects for power boiler outages, pulp and paper recovery boiler outages and petrochemical turnaround projects across the United States. He is a competent person for Certification Trainer and Course Instructor and has been closely involved in training employees in safety procedures for scaffolding.

Course Outline:

The 8-hour scaffold “CompetentPerson” course provides detailed instruction in scaffold hazard recognition and common safety issues including a thorough discussion of OSHA regulations, manufacturers’ recommended assembly instructions, and the topics required by 29CFR1926.454 for the following types of scaffolding: Frame, Tube & Coupler, System, and Rolling Towers. Some of the topics include foundations, fall protection, falling object protection, stability tying, planking, safe access, loading, and step-by-step assembly procedures. The purpose of this course of instruction is to provide scaffold erectors, in sectors, and users with the regulations, safety guidelines, and procedures This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members. Course Outline: Who should attend: Mr. Steven Dale Hiner is highly experienced and learned professional, an entrepreneur & business owner. He has a long experience of 35 years in the field of scaffolding safety, forming and shoring industry management experience in purchasing, inventory control, auditing, engineering and commercial. He has been directly handling erecting and dismantling large scaffold projects for power boiler outages, pulp and paper recovery boiler outages and petrochemical turnaround projects across the United States. He is a competent person for Certification Trainer and Course Instructor and has been closely involved in training employees in safety procedures for scaffolding. Workshop Fee: KD 650 (USD 2145) needed to recognize and eliminate hazards in the field. Enabling objectives to include specifying the General Requirements for Frame, Tube and Clamp and System Scaffolding; Determining the specific safety rules and steps associated with the Erection of Frame, Tube and Clamp, and System Scaffolding. Identifying the major items to consider when performing a scaffold inspection is also covered. As well as specifying the major elements of OSHA’s Regulations 29 CFR Subpart L-scaffolding

Who should attend:

This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members.

Course Leader: Mr. Utpal Bhavsar CIH, CSP

• Time : 07:00 AM – 03:00 PM

• Training Provider : M/s. Sustainable EHS LLP

• Workshop Fee: KD 370 (USD 1220)

Mr. Utpal Bhavsar is an active EHS Professional working in India and Gulf Region. In his current role, providing his services, consulting and training to majority of industrial sectors for industrial Hygiene and Safety field. He is having educational qualification with Master’s in Environment and Master’s in Industrial Hygiene. He is Certified Industrial Hygienist CIH and Certified Safety Professionals CSP. He has served in varieties of industrial sector like consulting, pharma, paint-ink, engineering, telecom, and service sector for more than 18 years at various position. Mr. Utpal is currently acting as CMD and Principal Consultant in “Sustainable EHS LLP”. He is BOHS international module certified trainer and conducted more than 60 OHTA BOHS programs in India and Gulf covering all seven OHTA International Modules. He is holding membership for BCSP, ABIH, ACGIH, ASSP, AIHA, IAOH, ISPE, CIHA and few national & international organizations.

Course Outline:

• Understand Noise properties, different sources and types of noise

• Terminology in Noise and its correlation

• Human Hearing Mechanism and high no  is R  C erelated health effects

• Audiometry

• Noise Measurement Instrumentation and Strategies

• Exposure Limit and Its Calculation

• Noise Monitoring and Assessment

• Noise Exposure Assessment Tools & Software

• Understanding of Various Sources Noise and interpretation

• Noise Control and Hearing Protections

• Case Study and& hands-on experience conducting QLEA using the selected tool.

Learning objectives:

Program objective is to support HSE professionals who are engaged in noise hazard measurement, conducting noise assessment and result interpretation based on various guideline and standards, define noise control measure, and protect employee from noise induce hearing loss and related health effects.

Who should attend:

This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members.

Course Leader: Mr. John Newquist

• Time : 07:00 AM – 03:00 PM

• Training Provider : Global OSHA USA

• Workshop Fee: KD 370 (USD 1220)

John is a former OSHA inspector, OSHA Training Institute instructor, OSHA Area Office Director, and OSHA Assistant Regional Administrator. He is a globally recognized safety and health expert and author. John is a Global OSHA Authorized Trainer and has been interviewed for his safety and health expertise and OSHA insight by NPR, BNA, and Safety and Health Magazine. He conducts training on numerous safety and health topics, including exam prep courses for ASP, CSP, and CHST. John earned a Master of Science (MS) in Industrial Management from Northern Illinois University. He also earned CSP, CHST, OHST, CIT, and CET

Course Outline:

• Understand Noise properties, different sources and types of noise

• Terminology in Noise and its correlation

• Human Hearing Mechanism and high no  is R  C erelated health effects

• Audiometry

• Noise Measurement Instrumentation and Strategies

• Exposure Limit and Its Calculation

• Noise Monitoring and Assessment

• Noise Exposure Assessment Tools & Software

• Understanding of Various Sources Noise and interpretation

• Noise Control and Hearing Protections

• Case Study and& hands-on experience conducting QLEA using the selected tool.

Learning objectives:

Include accident investigation purpose and planning; investigation team roles and responsibilities; preparing an investigation kit; investigative process; preserving and documenting the scene; accident analysis techniques; developing the event sequence; root cause analysis; causation models; Fishbone diagrams; organizational factors; accident reconstruction; witness accounts and interviewing techniques; incident records; developing accident investigation reports; legal aspects; and implementing appropriate follow-up actions. Students must pass a written exam and a practical exam in order to pass the course and earn authorization. Contact Hours: 8.

Who should attend:

This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members.

Course Leader: Mr. Steven Dale Hiner

• Time : 07:00 AM – 03:00 PM

• Training Provider : M/s. STI, USA

Workshop Fee: KD 650 (USD 2145)

Mr. Steven Dale Hiner is highly experienced and learned professional, an entrepreneur & business owner. He has a long experience of 35 years in the field of scaffolding safety, forming and shoring industry management experience in purchasing, inventory control, auditing, engineering and commercial. He has been directly handling erecting and dismantling large scaffold projects for power boiler outages, pulp and paper recovery boiler outages and petrochemical turnaround projects across the United States. He is a competent person for Certification Trainer and Course Instructor and has been closely involved in training employees in safety procedures for scaffolding.

Course Outline:

The 8-hour scaffold “CompetentPerson” course provides detailed instruction in scaffold hazard recognition and common safety issues including a thorough discussion of OSHA regulations, manufacturers’ recommended assembly instructions, and the topics required by 29CFR1926.454 for the following types of scaffolding: Frame, Tube & Coupler, System, and Rolling Towers. Some of the topics include foundations, fall protection, falling object protection, stability tying, planking, safe access, loading, and step-by-step assembly procedures. The purpose of this course of instruction is to provide scaffold erectors, in sectors, and users with the regulations, safety guidelines, and procedures This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members. Course Outline: Who should attend: Mr. Steven Dale Hiner is highly experienced and learned professional, an entrepreneur & business owner. He has a long experience of 35 years in the field of scaffolding safety, forming and shoring industry management experience in purchasing, inventory control, auditing, engineering and commercial. He has been directly handling erecting and dismantling large scaffold projects for power boiler outages, pulp and paper recovery boiler outages and petrochemical turnaround projects across the United States. He is a competent person for Certification Trainer and Course Instructor and has been closely involved in training employees in safety procedures for scaffolding. Workshop Fee: KD 650 (USD 2145) needed to recognize and eliminate hazards in the field. Enabling objectives to include specifying the General Requirements for Frame, Tube and Clamp and System Scaffolding; Determining the specific safety rules and steps associated with the Erection of Frame, Tube and Clamp, and System Scaffolding. Identifying the major items to consider when performing a scaffold inspection is also covered. As well as specifying the major elements of OSHA’s Regulations 29 CFR Subpart L-scaffolding

Who should attend:

This course is designed for Sr. Engineers/ Engineers/ UD Engineers from Projects, Operations, Process, Technical Services, R&D, Maintenance (Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation), Inspection & Corrosion, Reliability, Safety, Process safety; PSM element leaders and MOC Team Members.

Course Leader: Mr. Utpal Bhavsar CIH, CSPHSE

• Time : 07:00 AM – 03:00 PM

• Training Provider : M/s. Sustainable EHS LLP

Workshop Fee: KD 370 (USD 1220)

Mr. Utpal Bhavsar is an active EHS Professional working in India and Gulf Region. In his current role, providing his services, consulting and training to majority of industrial sectors for industrial Hygiene and Safety field. He is having educational qualification with Master’s in Environment and Master’s in Industrial Hygiene. He is Certified Industrial Hygienist CIH and Certified Safety Professionals CSP. He has served in varieties of industrial sector like consulting, pharma, paint-ink, engineering, telecom, and service sector for more than 18 years at various position. Mr. Utpal is currently acting as CMD and Principal Consultant in “Sustainable EHS LLP”. He is BOHS international module certified trainer and conducted more than 60 OHTA BOHS programs in India and Gulf covering all seven OHTA International Modules. He is holding membership for BCSP, ABIH, ACGIH, ASSP, AIHA, IAOH, ISPE, CIHA and few national & international organizations.

Course Outline:

Understand nature of Process, complexity, objective, scope and available controls Develop Strategies, resources planning and process / task details review Define Similar Exposed Groups (SEG) Identification of Hazards: Chemical Hazard, Physical Hazard, Biological hazard, Ergonomics Hazard and Psychological hazard. Determine potential health effects by: Review SDS, Route of Entry, Exposure pattern and potential, level of control rating, critical observations, and its root cause Understand Industrial Hygiene Exposure Standards & Guideline: Local & International Determine Qualitative Risk Rating, Control Banding Approach, COSSH Essential

Learning Objectives:

This program aims to support IH professionals who are engaged or plan to conduct QLEA (Qualitative Exposure Assessment) in their organize with effective outcome and considering applicable technical requirement.

Qualitative Exposure Assessment Study& Software Evaluate existing controls, its effectiveness and define recommendations

• Preparation of Sampling Matrix, Validating Risk Assessment and define requirement for Quantitative Exposure Assessment

• Case Study (Oil & Gas sector and Construction industry) & hand on experience conducting QLEA using selected tool

Who should attend:

IH & HSE Professionals who are engaged in Planning, evaluating and control of Occupational Health hazards at workplaces. This includes but is not limited to: HSE Manager, HSE Engineers, Chief Industrial Hygienist, Snr. Environmental Engineers, Industrial Hygienists, Environmental Engineers, Safety Engineers, and Occupational Health Professionals.