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CCPSf, the CCPS Process Safety Fundamentals Certificate Program, is a new opportunity to advance your career, discover job opportunities, and gain recognition.
The CCPS Process Safety Fundamentals Certificate Program (CCPSf) is designed for students, early career professionals, and anyone who intends to build their process safety competency. It is ideal for the mid-career professional who is adding process safety responsibilities to their job. If your goal is increasing your process safety knowledge, then CCPSf is right for you.
CCPSf Courses
The CCPS Fundamental (CCPSf) recognizes those individuals who focus on process safety either in their education or employment, who have taken the 24 (SAChE) courses listed in the CCPSf program, and who intend to continue increasing their process safety knowledge.
Finishing the certificate program is based on the completion of 24 Safety and Chemical Engineering Education (SAChE) courses, grouped into five sections of 3–6 courses each:
- Process Safety Basics
- Introduction to Hazards
- Understanding Risk
- Practical Applications for Managing Risk
- Risk Based Process Safety (RBPS) Pillars
Why Apply?
The self-paced courses are aligned with the CCPS RBPS Elements and will start the Early Career Professional on the path to the CCPS Process Safety Professional Certification (CCPSC).
Finishing the certificate program is based on the completion of 24 Safety and Chemical Engineering Education (SAChE) courses, grouped into five sections of 3–6 courses each:
- Process Safety Basics
- Introduction to Hazards
- Understanding Risk
- Practical Applications for Managing Risk
- Risk Based Process Safety (RBPS) Pillars
- Early Career Chemical Engineers
- Early Career Process Engineers
- Early Career EHS Professionals
- Students interested in incorporating Process Safety into their curriculum and future career
Level 1: Process Safety Basics
- ELA 950 Introduction to Process Safety
- ELA 951 Hazard Recognition
- ELA 952 Identifying & Minimizing Process Safety Hazards
- ELA 953 An Introduction to Managing Process Safety Hazards
- ELA 954 Introduction to Lab Safety
- ELA 975 Process Safety Ethics – A Brief Introduction (Level 3)
Level 2a: Introduction to Hazards
- ELA 961 Toxicological Hazards
- ELA 962 Chemical Reactivity Hazards
- ELA 963 Fire Hazards
- ELA 964 Explosion Hazards
- ELA 965 Source Models
- ELA 967 Atmospheric Dispersion
Level 2b: Understanding Risk
- ELA 969 Understanding Hazards & Risk
- ELA 970 Hazards and Risk: What Can Go Wrong?
- ELA 971 Hazards and Risk: Introduction to Pressure Protection
- ELA 973 Hazards and Risk: Safeguards Other Than Relief Systems
- ELA 974 Hazards and Risk: Introduction to Hazard Identification and Risk Analysis
Level 3a: Practical Applications for Managing Risk
- ELA 980 Review Using Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA)
- ELA 984 Inherently Safer Designs
- ELA 985 Practical Process Safety 1
- ELA 987 Practical Process Safety 2
Level 3b: RBPS Pillars
- ELA 995 Risk Based Process Safety - Commit to Process Safety
- ELA 997 Risk Based Process Safety - Manage Risk: Operations
- ELA 999 Risk Based Process Safety - Learn from Experience
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