Dipl.-Ing. Heinrich Seul (59), is a German engineering personality with 30 years of passion for environmental protection inside more than 248 success projects in Europe, Asia and the Middle East. In Bangkok since 2002 he is co-founder, President and CEO of CBE Thailand Co., Ltd. an engineering consulting firm specialized on waste-to-clean-energy, recycling and waste pollution control. He advises on project preparation, adaptive plant design and finance. Heinrich has worked for the largest waste plant engineering firm in Europe, Hitachi Zosen and ThyssenKrupp. His clients include power developers and agencies in Shanghai, Bangkok, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Manila. His private sector clients include Hyundai, Itochu, PwC and Loxley Plc.
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Plan Your Projects Rights and Plan to:
8 Key Areas for A Closer Look: WASTE Type, definition, composition, uncertainty / change, growth, variability / sources, emissions, hazards / standards analysis method ASTM D 5231-92 LOGISTICS Truck-fleet dispatch, maintenance / routes, rotations, rerouting requirement and capability / loading /unloading systems, supply security SITE Suitability inc. Topogr, hydrology, geology, meteo, biology, zoning / production infra incl.logistic on / off-site, power / networ, water/ sales infra incl.PPA, infeed point / capacity, transmission / substation / legal & social incl.admin / social safety, permits, licenses, EIA, SIA WASTE AS FUEL Dumping, platform vs bunker / leachate vs moisture, hazardous materials, biohazards / combustion / gasification requirement / temperature / syngas / composition. dioxin / furan formation / proximate and ultimate LHV/ HHV lab testing EMISSION CONTROL Fluegas, wet, dry, circulating / flyash, dust, drying, compaction, slagging / incinerator bottom ash recycling / leachate avoidance vs treatment PROJECT TRANSACTION P&L, capital budget / waste concession minimum supply, penalties / PPA conditions feedback, price, duties / warranty vs performance guarantee / SPV structure |
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Course Overview
This is a 1-day programme specially designed for participants who handle chemicals or oil and responsible for chemical management at the workplace. The programme is aimed at helping participants understand the chemical spillage emergency situation at the workplace, identify chemical hazards, handle chemicals appropriately and manage the chemical workplace safely. In addition, participants will learn about chemical waste disposal, principles of emergency response and basic first aid during chemical spillage incidents. Trainer Experience The trainer started his career in commissioning and set up plan operations focusing on chemical/chemistry of the plant as well as performance of boiler chemistry and waste treatment plant. 14 years experiences in Power Generation business with a few years experiences in commissioning and start up of Heat Recovery Steam Generator ( Combined Cycle Power Plant ) focusing on Water treatment ( UPCORE) plant, Boiler Chemistry, Electrochlorination plant, Hazardous Waste Management and Process Safety related to Power Generation using Natural gas from Petronas. More than 10 years HSE experience in Upstream Oil and Gas industry supporting offshore drilling, productions and logistics operations, including Supply base management, land transport, marine and aviation safety. More than 20 years in managing chemicals and hazardous waste in the industries. More than5 years involving in HSE training and consultancy. |
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Course Overview
This is a 1-day programme specially designed for participants who handle chemicals or oil and responsible for chemical management at the workplace. The programme is aimed at helping participants understand the chemical spillage emergency situation at the workplace, identify chemical hazards, handle chemicals appropriately and manage the chemical workplace safely. In addition, participants will learn about chemical waste disposal, principles of emergency response and basic first aid during chemical spillage incidents. Who should attend?
Training Methodology
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Trainer Profile
David Smith is a Director of IMS Risk Solutions Ltd. He chairedthe ISO Committee PC 283 occupational health and safety (OH&S) man- agement systems standard ISO 45001. Prior to that he chaired the BSI committee on occupational health and safety management for 20 years and is a member of CEN SABOSH the European strategic body on OH&S. He worked for over 30 years for British Railways in a technical capacity as a troubleshooter dealing with health, safety, fire, winterization, forensic and environmental management issues.For the last 20 years he has worked all over the world as a trainer, auditor and consul- tant in the risk management field. He has been involved in drafting a range of risk management standards and has worked with organizations that have implemented such standards as ISO 31000, OHSAS 18001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. He is the author or co-author of a number of books in the risk management field.
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Course Overview This course is intended for those who are adopting or have adopted ISO 45001 and are required to develop pro- cesses for identifying risks & opportunities. This has a much wider scope than what is nor- mally addressed by OHS man- agers who are typically required just to focus on the control of hazards. It necessitates the identification of improvements to the system. Delegates will explore the significant issue of risk management including the typical hazard identification, risk assessment and application of control for specific hazards and also business risk management. The workshop is aimed at showing what is required and guiding dele- gates in identifying and devel- oping risk opportunities and the wider benefits of this approach. Who should attend?
Training Methodology
The instructional format capitalizes on a carefull balance of formal lectures by the trainer and individual/group exercises/workshop.The program will use the following learning methods:
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Trainer Profile
David Smith is a Director of IMS Risk Solutions Ltd. He chairedthe ISO Committee PC 283 occupational health and safety (OH&S) man- agement systems standard ISO 45001. Prior to that he chaired the BSI committee on occupational health and safety management for 20 years and is a member of CEN SABOSH the European strategic body on OH&S. He worked for over 30 years for British Railways in a technical capacity as a troubleshooter dealing with health, safety, fire, winterization, forensic and environmental management issues.For the last 20 years he has worked all over the world as a trainer, auditor and consul- tant in the risk management field. He has been involved in drafting a range of risk manage- ment standards and has worked with organiza- tions that have implemented such standards as ISO 31000, OHSAS 18001, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. He is the author or co-author of a number of books in the risk management field.
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Course Overview
This course is intended build upon prior learning to enable delegates to undertake the role of ISO 45001 auditor, providing the following additional knowledge and skills:
The programme is designed for those who wish to organize, conduct or lead a team of auditors to conduct first, second and third party audits to ISO 45001. Attendees should have a basic understanding of occupational health and safety and will find possession of an outline knowledge of OHSAS 18001 or ISO 45001 helpful. Who should attend?
Training Methodology
This course provides a very enriching learning experience to the participants and encourages them to actively participate in the proceedings. The 2-way communication principle is adopted whereby the delegates learn from the industry experience of the Trainer and at the same time are given opportunity to express their views and ideas. Depending on the expertise and capability of participants they would even be encouraged to present the learning during the course by themselves with a view to optimise the retention of the knowledge shared by the Trainer. The instructional format capitalises on a careful balance of formal lectures by the Trainer and individual / group exercises / workshops. |
