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Process Safety Management: Contractors (US)

The Process Safety Management (PSM) regulation requires host employers and contractors to work together to manage process safety. This course defines different types of contractors and reviews special safety requirements for employers at multi-employer work sites. Topics in this course include: Types of Employers, Host Employers, Contract Employers, Responsible Parties, and Working Together. After completing this course, learners will be able to identify the different types of employers on a multi-employer work site, recognize the responsibilities of host and contract employers, identify which party is responsible for safety, and identify how employers work together to protect their workers.

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Learning Objectives

Recognize responsibilities employers have for ensuring safety.

Identify ways employers work together to protect workers.

Course Outline

1. Chapter 1
1. Process Safety Management: Contractors
2. Chapter 1: Overview
3. About this course…
4. Reference and Prerequisites
2. Chapter 2
1. Chapter 2: Types of Employers
2. Recognizing Types of Employers
3. Knowledge Check
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
3. Chapter 3
1. Chapter 3: Host Employers
2. Host Employer Responsibilities
3. Helpful Resources
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
6. Knowledge Check
4. Chapter 4
1. Chapter 4: Contract Employers
2. Contract Employer Responsibilities
3. Balancing Training Responsibilities
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check

5. Chapter 5
1. Chapter 5: Responsible Parties
2. Creating Employer
3. Exposing Employer
4. Correcting Employer
5. Determining Roles and Responsibilities
6. Recognizing Responsible Parties
7. Knowledge Check
8. Knowledge Check
9. Knowledge Check
6. Chapter 6
1. Chapter 6: Working Together
2. Case Study: Effective Communication
7. Chapter 7
1. Chapter 7: Conclusion