Events

Practical Aspects of DSEAR Compliance Success (*4 Days): up-to-date training backed by resources and skills.

The 4-day HAZOP Training for Participants and Leaders from DEKRA Process Safety. Whether you are carrying out HAZOP on a new plant, evaluating an existing HAZOP or managing change, DEKRA has the up-to-date training backed by resources and skills to complete this task.

Practical Aspects of DSEAR Compliance Success (*4 Days): up-to-date training backed by resources and skills.

Practical Aspects of DSEAR Compliance Success (*4 Days): up-to-date training backed by resources and skills.

Practical Aspects of DSEAR Compliance Success (*4 Days): up-to-date training backed by resources and skills.

In this technical, case-study-led webinar, DEKRA’s process safety specialist will explore a real vegetable oil epoxidation process involving hydrogen peroxide and performic acid. Whether you are reviewing an existing process, supporting scale-up or developing a new one, this session will help you challenge assumptions, identify potential gaps and strengthen confidence in your approach to runaway reaction risk.

In this webinar, DEKRA EHS experts Tom Mull and Sean Ensinger demonstrated how organisations can integrate contractors into their safety systems in ways that improve performance, reduce risk, and strengthen partnerships across the workforce.

The session highlights how these disciplines support safer decision-making, stronger operational discipline, better response during upset conditions, and a culture where people feel able to speak up and act early. You will gain practical insight into where reliability gaps emerge and how leaders can strengthen performance over time.

In this webinar, Erika Gwilt, Marcelino Garcia & Daryl Wake, DEKRA’s risk reduction experts, introduce an evolved blueprint for safety transformation — one that combines catastrophic risk prevention with occupational safety performance and organisational alignment. Drawing on real-world experience and global SIF intervention data, they will share how leading organisations are modernising their safety approaches in today’s environment.

Chemical reaction hazards are rarely ignored. They are often misunderstood. This webinar takes a focused look at the most common chemical reaction hazard mistakes organisations make and how small gaps can escalate into serious incidents. More importantly, it focuses on what teams can do to strengthen their systems before problems grow.

Dangerous substances are often the most misunderstood part of DSEAR. Discover which materials fall under the legislation, why they’re frequently missed, and how to build a truly complete assessment.

Contractors are vital contributors across high-risk industries - from oil & gas and chemicals to manufacturing and logistics. Yet too often, they’re treated as outsiders, excluded from core safety systems, leadership engagement, and organisational learning despite their critical role in Process Safety Management, particularly in areas like Control of Work and Emergency Response.

Are you concerned about the potential risks of explosions in your workplace? Do you need to ensure compliance with DSEAR and ATEX regulations? Join us for this informative Q&A webinar where we will delve into the world of explosion safety testing.

Join us for the webinar about the EcoVadis rating process. Find out how our support services can help you navigate the complexities of sustainability for the first time or to enhance your company's green credentials.

This is a must-attend event for anyone who wants to delve deep into the essentials of safety testing and how it is crucial for safe and compliant operations.

Delve into diverse topics, from explosion protection to core organisational values. Our sessions are designed to provide you with profound insights into process safety and a culture of care. Discover our vast library of upcoming live webinars or catch up on previous broadcasts, available on-demand.

High-pressure environments reveal what organisations truly value. The best safety leaders do not simply help their teams recover from incidents; they create the conditions for people, systems, and cultures to learn, adapt, and grow stronger because of them. The discussion will connect brain science to the leadership behaviours, communication patterns, and cultural systems that influence safety decisions under pressure.