SAChE® Programa de Certificación – Reconocimiento de Peligros SAChE Certificate Program - Hazard Recognition (Spanish) Source: SAChE – Safety and Chemical Engineering Education Course ID: ELA951_ES Type: eLearning (online) CourseLanguage: Spanish Skill Level: Basic Duration: 2 hours CEUs: 0.20 PDHs: 2.00 Share This Post: Saber qué hacer en ingeniería química comienza con el reconocimiento de peligros. Este curso introductorio ampliará el conocimiento de los estudiantes sobre los peligros que se encuentran en las plantas químicas y otras operaciones industriales similares donde trabajan ingenieros químicos. Los estudiantes aprenderán a reconocer los tipos de peligros más comunes que podrían encontrar, así como a entender lo que significan estos peligros en todo el sistema. Los estudiantes también aprenderán a reconocer las condiciones que pueden aumentar la gravedad de estos peligros. Adquiera más información sobre el Programa de Certificado SAChE.. Instructor(s): Dennis Bernhard Dennis Bernhard is a retired Chemical Engineer, having spent 40 years working for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. In the first half of his career, he was a process engineer, responsible for the design of cryogenic processes for the separation of light hydrocarbons, hydrogen, methane, helium and other gases from natural gas, refinery gases, and other sources. He moved into process safety in the second half of his career and was responsible for conducting PHA’s both for new as well as existing operating air separation and hydrogen plants, reviewing proposed changes...Read more Thomas Degnan Tom Degnan is currently the Anthony and Sarah Earley Professor of Energy and the Environment in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. Prior to joining Notre Dame, Tom worked for ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company for 15 years and for its predecessor, Mobil Technology Company for 19 years. He was responsible for managing and leading Mobil's and then ExxonMobil's catalyst technology programs for 15 years. For the last 6 years of his career at ExxonMobil, Tom led the company's downstream breakthrough R&D...Read more Checkout Checkout Do you already own this? Log In for instructions on accessing this content. Pricing Teams (10 or more) Minimize cost and maximize learning with Train-A-Team. Learn more Individuals AIChE Members $169.00 Employees of CCPS Member Companies $169.00 AIChE Graduate Student Members Free AIChE Undergraduate Student Members Free Non-Members $199.00 Accrediting Agencies: Florida New Jersey New York RCEP Horizontal TabsOutline Unidad 1 - Reconocer el Peligro Parte 1 Unidad 2 - Reconocer el Peligro Parte 2 Unidad 3 - Reconocer el Peligro Parte 3 Descargar Plano del Curso (PDF) What You'll Learn Unidad 1: Identificar los tipos de peligros asociados con materiales peligrosos Identificar las formas en que los materiales peligrosos pueden afectar a los trabajadores y al público en general Identificar dónde se puede encontrar información sobre materiales peligrosos Utilizar fuentes de información sobre materiales peligrosos para identificar propiedades peligrosas Reconocer y nombrar peligros que son propiedades inherentes de materiales peligrosos Utilizar información básica (por ejemplo, y SDS) para identificar los peligros Unidad 2: Identificar los peligros relacionados con las condiciones físicas, incluyendo la temperatura y la presión, del sistema Identificar los peligros que están relacionados con el tamaño del sistema Unidad 3: Identificar las condiciones en el entorno que pueden afectar la naturaleza y el grado de peligros del proceso Identificar otros factores periféricos que pueden conducir a peligros de procesos o empeorarlos Who Should Attend El curso es para estudiantes de ingeniería química y otros que tienen poca o ninguna experiencia en la seguridad del proceso. FAQs Preguntas frecuentes: Para respuestas a preguntas sobre inscripción y reembolsos, matrículas y cuotas, viajes y alojamiento (para cursos presenciales), cómo funcionan los cursos de eLearning, cómo funcionan los créditos y más, vaya a la página de preguntas frecuentes.
Dennis Bernhard Dennis Bernhard is a retired Chemical Engineer, having spent 40 years working for Air Products and Chemicals, Inc. In the first half of his career, he was a process engineer, responsible for the design of cryogenic processes for the separation of light hydrocarbons, hydrogen, methane, helium and other gases from natural gas, refinery gases, and other sources. He moved into process safety in the second half of his career and was responsible for conducting PHA’s both for new as well as existing operating air separation and hydrogen plants, reviewing proposed changes...Read more
Thomas Degnan Tom Degnan is currently the Anthony and Sarah Earley Professor of Energy and the Environment in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. Prior to joining Notre Dame, Tom worked for ExxonMobil Research and Engineering Company for 15 years and for its predecessor, Mobil Technology Company for 19 years. He was responsible for managing and leading Mobil's and then ExxonMobil's catalyst technology programs for 15 years. For the last 6 years of his career at ExxonMobil, Tom led the company's downstream breakthrough R&D...Read more