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Major Accident Hazards (MAH)

Overview

Training on Major Accident Hazards (MAH), Bowtie methodology, and safety environments is crucial for industries that handle hazardous materials or processes.  MAH refers to events with the potential to cause significant harm to people, the environment, or property. The Bowtie method is a risk assessment tool that visually represents the pathways of risk from a hazard to potential consequences. Establishing a safety culture within the organization encourages proactive risk management.

Outline materi

1. Understanding MAH:

• Definitions and examples.
• Legal and regulatory requirements.

2. Explain what is meant by the terms ‘major accident’ and ‘Major Accident Hazard’

3. The difference between occupational hazards and Major Accident Hazard

4. Barrier models are used to identify and mitigate risk : Bowtie Analysis

• How to construct a Bowtie diagram.
• Identifying threats, consequences, and barriers.
• Case studies to illustrate effective Bowtie analyses.

5. Creating a Safety Environment:

• Building a safety-first mindset.
• Encouraging reporting of near misses and hazards.
• Evaluating and improving safety practices continuously.

6. Safety Critical Maintenance

7. Safety Critical Task

8. Study Case

Training method

Pre Test

Presentation

Discussion

Case Study

Post Test

Evaluation

Facilities

Training Kit

Handout

Certificate

1x Lunch & 2x Coffee Break

Souvenir