As the year comes to a close, we want to celebrate all the positive outcomes for our high-hazard industry customers over the last 12 months! …
Training
On the night of December 2-3 1984, a leak at the Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) pesticide plant in Bhopal, central India, released more than …
We are excited to announce that three of our flagship Process Safety Management courses are now available as qualifications. The qualifications, which are available now, …
Cogent Skills are delighted to launch a selection of new safety courses to its training catalogue. The eight new courses add to Cogent’s existing catalogue …
Developing strong process safety performance often requires a shift in organisational culture – so how should employers bring about this transformation and why is it …
A group of leading experts has launched a major study into managing process safety in high-hazard industrial sites. Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) regulated …
Half of all British onshore high hazard sites have engaged in process safety training designed to reduce the risk of catastrophic incidents, new figures have …
Adequately preparing for regulatory inspection is key to minimising the potential for a poor result.
What have we learned and how can we continue to improve safety culture?
Cogent Skills Associate Laurence Hilton reflects on the key principles of process safety, their importance on high hazard sites and who in the organisation is potentially liable if it all goes wrong
From improved levels of workforce psychological safety to a reduction in process safety related incidents, EPC-UK shares positive outcomes and lessons from adopting the Process Safety Management (PSM) training standards for high hazard industries.
What are the three key considerations when taking stock of competence management within your business?
