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Post Graduate Diploma in Process Safety (PGDPS)

1.1) COURSES AND FEE STRUCTURE

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Note : # Fees includes Application fees, Processing fees ,Tuition fees and Exam fees

1.2 DURATION OF COURSE – 1 Year (Two Semesters), (70:30 Model)

• 70: On the job Training in line with tutorials, followed by HW & assignments
• 20: Hand Holding
• 10: Physical Training

1.3 ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR ON LINE ADMISSIONS

• Any BE / B.Tech. or B.Sc. who are working in Industries/ organizations

1.4 ADMISSION PROCEDURE FOR ON LINE ADMISSIONS

• Walk in to Institute or fill up the on line application form from university website.
• Present during the counselling process (admission rounds for confirmation of admissions with fees and relevant documents.
• Link for online application https://upl.icrp.in/academic/admission/form_student_registration.aspx

1.5 FACULTIES:

Indian SMEs / Retired PSM Professionals / Industry Experts

1.6 MODE OF CONDUCT

Online + Offline (Approximately 08 hrs per Week)

1.7 COURSE OUTLINE

• Understanding of basic process safety principles that enables their application in an industrial or commercial environment. Intention is to work towards prevention of catastrophic events that can emanate from the Hazardous processes, reactions, storages or loss of containment.
• A practical understanding of process hazards and risks, and methods to enable their identification and mitigation
• A practical understanding of the principal hazards (toxicological hazards, fire and explosion hazards, etc.) and the science behind them
• A basic understanding of qualitative and quantitative methods, techniques and tools (dispersion modelling, for instance) that can be used to evaluate the consequences of chemical releases, fires, explosions and runaway reactions
• Understanding of the technical elements of Risk-Based Process Safety (Process Knowledge Management and Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment)
• A basic understanding of what can go wrong and key technological safeguards, such as relief devices and instrumentation, that are used to protect against the consequences of failures

1.8 COURSE CONTENT AND CREDITS

• Both the semester (I&II) will be of 14 weeks.
• Theory classes will be conducted on Saturday (Online + Offline Mode) - Total = 8 hrs/week.
• Total hrs. available per Sem. for teaching and assessment are =14 x 8 = 112 hrs
• 08 Hrs/Sem is equal to 01 Credit for all components
• Passing Criteria will be 40% in all individual components.
• Hours distribution is as follows

Semester –I

Semester –II