• Alarm Management will provide you with a collection of techniques, tools, standards and procedures that will improve operations and, overall effectiveness
• Business Case Tools: Understand the costs of poor alarm performance or not implementing an alarm management philosophy by reviewing sample business case studies
• Best Practice Alarm Management Strategies: Quickly and effectively integrate alarm management strategies by examining successful, working solutions
• Alarm Management Performance: Understand the number of ways of measuring the performance of an alarm system and its users
• Ensuring that Emergency Response systems are in place so if/when the system does fail the response can be efficient and effective

Training Methodology Delegates will be encouraged to fully participate in this technical programmed through the use of syndicate workshop presentations, group discussions, and workshops. A hard-copy manual, relevant material will be provided. Course explains concepts and procedures in a clear fashion and will include daily summaries, workshops designed so that the delegates can effectively apply the course material in their daily work. The many shortcomings found in alarm systems can cause incidents where the risk to personnel is increased together with an increase in operation costs. Participants will be introduced to concepts, methods and procedures for dealing with alarm management systems. Configured and correctly enforced, alarms need to be set at the right operating conditions identify possible causes for the alarm whether it’s legitimate (providing information), spurious (misleading or a nuisance) or redundant (telling the operator something he already knows) Such conditions will be a major tool allowing process operators to rapidly identify escalating abnormal situations and take action to recover Avoid abnormal situations that can quickly lead to personnel danger, environmental issues, commercial loss and a damaged reputation