Qualifi Level 7 Diploma in Process Safety Management
About
The Process Safety Management Qualification Level 7 is designed for professionals working in or aspiring to join the process industries. This qualification is ideal for individuals who are responsible for developing and implementing process safety management practices within their organizations on a daily basis.
This diploma equips learners with the skills to assess various process safety management standards, apply risk-based safety techniques, and understand the critical role of human factors and safety culture in process safety. It provides a comprehensive foundation for those seeking to enhance safety practices and leadership within the process industries.
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Entry Requirements
- Bachelor’s in engineering degree
- Master’s in engineering degree
- Degree/Diploma in chemical, instrumentation, mechanical or relevant process safety discipline
- A minimum of 2 years’ work experience which demonstrates current and relevant industry knowledge
- European Safety Council’s Int Diploma in HSE endorsed by Qualifi
- NEBOSH International Diploma / NVQ Diploma Level 6
Units
- Process Safety Management System
- Risk Based Process Safety
- Process Safety Culture and Human Factors
- Development as a Strategic Manager
Learning Achievements
The Level 7 International Diploma in Process Safety Management equips learners to:
- Critically assess and implement standards for process safety management.
- Evaluate strategic leadership’s influence on risk-based process safety.
- Examine the effects of Covid on organizational safety culture and resilience.
- Apply Inherently Safer Design principles and HAZOP techniques to prevent incidents.
- Analyze the role of AI and machine learning in enhancing process safety and fostering a safety-driven culture.
Assessment Guidelines
1. Learners can complete and submit the four modules electronically from their own devices, such as laptops.
2. Modules can be completed in any order, with answers based on independent research and personal analysis.
3. Direct copying from sources is prohibited; answers must be original, with references listed at the end of each response.
4. Submissions should meet an 85% uniqueness threshold, checked via tools like Turnitin, with the report attached to each module.
5. Assessors review and provide feedback until submissions meet the required standards, ensuring a continuous improvement cycle.
