• Describe requirements for Process Flow Diagrams [Process Safety Management] (PFD)  

•   Explain requirements for an evaluation of the consequences of process deviation.  [Risk Management Plan]

• Describe the requirements for Piping and Instrument Diagrams (P&ID)Risk Management Plan & Process Safety Management 

• Describe the PSI tracking logs for Process Safety Management & Risk Management Plan define requirements on materials of construction under PSM & RMP 

•  Explain electrical classification requirements List requirements pertaining to pressure relief systems and safety relief values (PRV) PSM & RMP 

•  Give details of required information pertaining to ventilation systems design under the process safety management 

•  Explain requirements for design codes and standards under process safety management & risk management plan describe information required for safety devices (e.g. interlocks, detection or suppression systems) 

•  Define Good Engineering Practice documentation compliancy under risk management plan 

• Give details on Refrigerant inventory and calculations guidelines for RMP

• List which employees must have PSM awareness training
• Describe employee participation in all PSM activities
• Identify who has access to PSM information
• Explain the procedures involved for any hourly or salaried employee have serious safety related concerns about any aspect of the PSM program
• Describe the written plan of action for employee participation
• Explain document management requirements
• How to communicate concerns

• List all appropriate methodologies
• Describe the purpose, objective and scope
• Describe the make-up of the study team
• Teach how to build records for the PHA and to be a PHA leader
• List reference information required by study team
• List the requirement of a PHA compliance report
• Describe a management system that addresses and resolves recommendations resulting from the PHA study.
• List required PHA forms
• Explain when a PHA study must be updated
• Operating procedures break down
• list when SOP's need to be revised
• Describe how information from PSI is used during SOP information

• Describe normal SOP's 
• Describe start-up SOP's
• Describe emergency SOP's
• Describe SOP's that deal with upset conditions 
• Explain what SOP's will be looked at on OSHA's inspection
• Explain involvement of SOP's during MOC implementation
• Describe how SOP's interface with training

• Define and review ammonias MSDS 
• List which employees need process training
• Determine the actins and conditions under which the employee will demonstrate competence or knowledge
• Describe when employers need to evaluate their training programs
• List or explain required documentations for training
• Explain maintenance and contract worker involvement
• List the PSM elements that process workers must be trained in
• List minimum supervisor personnel

• Explain contractor selection recommendations
• List what is required for contractor pre-bid awareness
• List what is required for contractor post-bid awareness
• Specify contractor responsibilities
• Explain contractor performance follow-up
• List documentation requirements
• Describe contractor employee sick and injury log responsibilities
• Explain the use of a work authorization system

Pre-Startup Safety Review

• List the procedures for new facilities
• List the procedures for modified facilities
• Explain the necessity of a pre-starup safety review verification form
• State who has the responsibility for the completion of a pre-startup safety review

Mechanical Integrity

• Define IOM's
• List components that should be included in the inventory
• Explain ;the need for owner generated IOM's
• Define a "maintenance program requirements"
• List and explain the documents required for an inspection and testing program
• Explain the course of action required when deficiencies found during and inspection are outside acceptable limits
• List the schedules, inspection forms and log sheets that are to be included as part of the training materials
• Explain the requirements of quality assurance program

Hot Work

• Explain the purpose of hot work permits
• Identify the situations when a "fire watch" is required
• Define a hazardous location
• Define a hot work operation
• List the responsibilities of the hot work permit originator
• Lit the responsibilities of the site maintenance supervisor

Management of Change

• Explain the purpose of MOC
• Ste the provisions to be considered for temporary change
• Define and give example of change in equipment that requires MOC
• Define and give examples of changes in procedures when need
• Define and give examples of change in process technology
• Define and give example of a major change
• Define and give example of a minor change
• Define and give examples of "replacement in kind"
• Describe and list the procedures required for initiating and completing a MOC

Incident Investigation

• Describe the purpose of incident investigation
• List the circumstances or occurrences, which require formal incident investigation
• List the major investigation procedures that should be followed
• Explain the list the responsibilities of the incident investigation team
• Explain the contents of an "Incident Summary" form
• Explain the contents of an "Incident Description" form
• Explain the contents of an "Approvals, Follow-up and Review" form
• Explain the contents of a "Close-out" form

Emergency Planning and Response

• Define an emergency action plan
• Define an emergency response plan
• Describe a Minimum emergency response plan
• Describe procedures for handling small releases
• List the three levels of emergency response
• List procedures for  emergency evacuation
• List requirements of alarm systems
• List training requirements

Compliance Audit

• List the PSM elements that must be audited
• List the frequency that audits must be  conducted
• List the minimum contents of a final report of an audit
• Explain and list the Compliant Audit reports that must be retained by the facility
• List factors that may increase the frequency of compliance audits
• Explain audit certification
• List Compliance Audit documentation
• Define the guidelines for an audit team

Trade Secrets

• State the purpose of the "Trade Secrets" element
• List the employer's responsibility towards those persons responsible for compiling PSI, SOP's, incident investigation, emergency planning and response, and compliance audits

Risk Management Plans (RMP)

• List the three program levels
• Define stationary source, Process, Threshold Quantity, Vessel, Public Receptor, and Environmental receptor
• Work with and explain why it important to work with their LEPC  Define their job functions 
• Describe off site accident analysis
• Describe worst-case scenario
• Work with five-year accident history reports
• Describe alternate scenario 

Kansas Competency Skills

• Work with oral instructions
• Participate in-group communication activities
• Compile and maintain records of course 
• Build group consensus
• Learn how to research regulations in the CFR 29 or CFR 40
• How to handle an OSHA & EPA audit
• Reporting  ammonia release correctly
• How to certify your refrigeration operators in-house
• Each Student will receive a compliance audit for PSM/RMP to evaluate his or her own plant