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R4Risk also offers live online training in various aspects of risk management and process safety. Our live online training encourages engagement similar to a face-to-face classroom training. These sessions are not pre-recorded, so the participants can interact with each other and the presenter as the sessions proceed. The training class sizes will be small to encourage high-quality discussions and offer plenty of opportunities to ask questions. The best part of taking a live online training course is that attendees can join at the comfort of their own home.

Training Program

HAZOP Leader training

An online live training course (i.e. not pre-recorded) that is designed to provide participants with the knowledge to facilitate HAZOPs. The course will be split across the consecutive days.

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HAZOP Team Member

An online live training course (i.e. not pre-recorded) designed to provide participants with a sound understanding of the principles behind HAZOP studies, so they can effectively contribute as a member of a HAZOP team. The course will be delivered across one half-day session.

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Introduction to Bowtie Analysis

The Introduction to Bowtie Analysis online live training (i.e. not pre-recorded) covers the foundations into risk analysis using the bowtie technique. The training encompasses the bowtie methodology, with practical experience in applying the technique. The course will be delivered across two half-day sessions.

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Introduction to LOPA

An online live training course (i.e. not pre-recorded) that covers the principles underlying Layers of Protection Analysis and its use in risk management for hazardous events. This includes the identification and assessment of risk management controls and the assessment of control adequacy and risk tolerance. The course will be delivered across two half-day sessions.

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Introduction to Risk Management

An online live training course (i.e. not pre-recorded) to educate participants in the principles of identifying, analysing, evaluating, treating and managing the risk of hazardous events. The course will be delivered across two half-day sessions.

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Risk Assessment Leader

The Risk Assessment Leader online live training (i.e. not pre-recorded) is focused on process industries. It is designed to provide participants with the knowledge to facilitate the hazard identification (HAZID) and risk assessment processes. The course will be delivered across four half-day sessions.

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Trainers’ Profiles

Brian Cooper

Director and Principal Risk Consultant, Brian Cooper has over 30 years’ experience in the high hazard petrochemical manufacturing operations and risk management consulting. Brian has extensive experience in the application of risk techniques for industrial facilities, having worked for clients across a wide variety of industries, including petroleum, chemical, mining, manufacturing, warehousing and logistics. This includes the preparation of safety cases, incident investigations, land-use planning studies, as well as technical studies such as consequence modelling and fire safety studies.

Brian is an experienced workshop facilitator for hazard identification and risk assessment studies. He has completed many HAZOP, HAZID and LOPA Studies to support Safety Case preparation or general risk reduction initiatives. Examples of facilities and plants Brian has facilitated for are:

  • Mining and mineral process coal drying plant
  • Petrochemical and gas plants
  • Water treatment facilities
  • Desalination plants
  • Carbon capture plant.

 

Brian’s technical expertise also include:

  • Project management of risk assessments and safety case projects including hazard identification, risk analysis and evaluation,
    demonstration of adequacy of risk controls and safety management systems
  • Extensive experience in the safe storage and handling of flammable and toxic materials
  • Process safety management including the identification, prioritisation and implementation of risk reduction improvements
  • Significant experience working with planning authorities and regulatory authorities
  • Gap analysis for Safety Management System / Major Hazard Facility Safety Case development
  • Safety Case development / Audits for Major Hazard Facilities.

Elio Stocco

Elio is a chemical engineer with over 25 years’ experience in operations and risk management. Earlier in his career, Elio worked with Huntsman Chemicals, Esso Australia, and Johnson Matthey in operational and process safety roles. Since 2011, he has been a Director of R4Risk and has extensive experience in the application of various risk assessment methods across a broad range of industries.

Elio is an experienced workshop facilitator for hazard identification and risk assessment studies. Examples of facilities and plants Elio has facilitated for are:

  • Gas fired power stations
  • Jet Fuel Treater plants
  • LPG storage and load-out facilities
  • Chemical and petrochemical facilities
  • Petroleum refineries
  • Water treatment plants
  • Gas to liquids plant.

He is also an experienced HAZOP leader and has delivered HAZOP leader training for companies such as BlueScope Steel and Shell.

Elio’s technical expertise also includes:

  • Development of Safety Cases for Major Hazard Facilities
  • Project management of risk assessments and Safety Case projects, including hazard identification, risk analysis and evaluation, demonstration of adequacy of controls and safety management systems
  • Process safety management including the identification, prioritisation and implementation of risk reduction improvements
  • Consequence modelling
  • Safe storage and handling of dangerous goods
  • Emergency response planning
  • Risk controls adequacy assessment and auditing
  • Audits of Safety Management Systems
  • Incident investigations

Richard Rhimes

Richard is a Registered Engineer in Australia and Nigeria; Engineering Executive within Engineers Australia, a Chartered Professional Engineer in Australia and a Certified Safety Professional in the USA.  Richard has over 40 years of engineering and management experience.  During this time, he has worked in four continents in a variety of engineering, operating, management, technical safety and environment, health and safety roles.

Richard was based in Lagos, Nigeria, with DeltaAfrik Engineering Limited as its Head of Loss Prevention Engineering.  His assignments were for Nigerian subsidiaries of Shell, Chevron, Total and ExxonMobil.  Prior to this, he was the General Manager Quality and Risk for Qantas and spent over 30 years in the oil and gas industry, based in Australia and the US, with responsibilities covering Australia, New Zealand, Asia Pacific, USA, SE Africa, parts of Europe.

Richard has facilitated over 300 hazard and risk assessments.  Examples of facilities and plants he has facilitated include:

  • Refineries
  • Oil and gas terminals
  • Shipping and aviation operations
  • Steel plants.

Richard’s technical expertise also include:

  • Consequence analysis
  • Causal factor and root cause analysis
  • Qualitative and semi-qualitative risk assessment
  • Quantitative risk assessments
  • Safety cases
  • Loss prevention reviews and audits
  • Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) reviews and audits
  • Disaster and emergency planning
  • Design safety reviews
  • Human factor reviews
  • Fire protection systems
  • Quality Management Plans
  • Operations management of MHF sites.

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