2 Day Course
Who is it for? Managers, Supervisors, Safety Personnel, Senior Contract Employees, Young Engineers, High Hazard Employees
5 May 2026 North West
17 June 2026 Leeds
7 July 2026 Online

The Process Safety Management Foundations (PSMF) course provides essential process safety training for organisations operating in high-hazard environments, helping managers and supervisors understand how to identify, assess, and control major accident risks. Built around real operational scenarios, the programme develops a practical understanding of how failures in equipment, processes, and procedures can lead to serious incidents.
By strengthening knowledge of core process safety principles, the course supports improved decision-making, risk management, and operational discipline across your organisation. The course is aligned to the process safety standards developed by the Process Safety Management Competence Programme Board (PSMCPB), recognised by the HSE as best practice.
By completing this course, participants will:
This course is designed for those responsible for managing or influencing process safety in high-hazard environments, including:
It is particularly relevant for organisations operating in sectors such as chemicals, oil and gas, energy, pharmaceuticals, and other COMAH-regulated industries.
The PSMF course is delivered by experienced industry practitioners using a practical and engaging approach to learning.
Delivery includes:
Training can be delivered in-house for groups (typically up to 12 delegates) or via scheduled open courses across the UK.
Open course: from £800 per delegate
In-house delivery: from £6,800
Optional SIAS Level 3 Award in Process Safety Management:
Open course: £55 per delegate
In-house: £550 per cohort
All prices exclude VAT. Final cost will depend on delivery format, location, and group size. Contact us for more information.

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2 Day Course
Who is it for? Managers, Supervisors, Safety Personnel, Senior Contract Employees, Young Engineers, High Hazard Employees
5 May 2026 North West
17 June 2026 Leeds
7 July 2026 Online