This course will provide an in-depth examination of the Risk-based Process Safety Management (RBPSM) framework and standards that provide guidance and best practices for managing process safety. The training course will be held over four days, spread across four weeks.
Please join CAIA for a comprehensive session on the latest developments in South Africa’s Explosives Regulations, including the 2024/2025 amendments and their practical implications for industry stakeholders. This webinar is essential for professionals involved in the manufacture, storage, transport, and use of explosives.
The Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Industry 4.0, is bringing new opportunities and challenges for process safety. Digital technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data and cloud computing are transforming the way chemical processes are designed, operated, monitored, and optimised. Registration details to be confirmed.
This course will provide an in-depth examination of the Risk-based Process Safety Management (RBPSM) framework and standards that provide guidance and best practices for managing process safety. The training course will be held over four days, spread across four weeks.
CAIA is proud to present the Process Safety Conference 2025 — a premier gathering of industry leaders, safety professionals, and academic experts. This two-day event is your opportunity to gain cutting-edge insights, explore global trends, and strengthen your organisation’s safety culture.
The 2025 Public Forum will examine how a modernised, digitalised trading system can improve living standards, create jobs and support sustainable resource management. Participants will explore both the risks and opportunities presented by emerging digital tools.
Emergency preparedness and response are crucial for effectively anticipating, swiftly addressing, and recovering from incidents, natural disasters or other catastrophes. It involves risk assessment, mitigation strategies, disaster planning, and community education. The training course will be held over four days, spread across four weeks, and will also cover emergency relief and venting systems.
