Become a Process Safety Management Professional (PSMP)
Successful PSM Coordinators must have a solid understanding of ammonia refrigeration technology and safety principles along with the related regulatory compliance requirements. They also need an understanding of document management systems, the fundamentals of technical leadership, and management skills.
Earn a Unique Certificate
Offered jointly with the Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC), the Process Safety Management Professional (PSMP) Certificate will help you acquire the skills and knowledge required to successfully implement and continuously improve your Process Safety Management (PSM) and Risk Management Plan (RMP) programs. This unique certificate program is designed specifically to help PSM Coordinators working in ammonia refrigerated facilities, be successful in carrying out their important roles. Differentiate yourself and earn a valued credential while gaining both personal and professional enrichment.
Earn your certificate by completing five core courses and one elective course. Candidates will be required to pass an online exam at the completion of each course.
- Upcoming Courses
- PSMP Certificate Courses (Printable)
- Full Certificate Curriculum
- Why Pursue a PSMP Certificate?
- About the IRC
The PSMP is earned by candidates successfully completing five core courses and one elective course.
Candidates will be required to pass an online exam at the completion of each course.
Note:
IRC Elective Course: Engineering Safety Relief Systems
The schedule for this course varies. Contact info@irc.wisc.edu for updated information.
The PSMP is earned by candidates successfully completing five core courses and one elective course.
Candidates will be required to pass an online exam at the completion of each course.
| Upcoming Courses | December | January | March | April | September | October | November |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ammonia Refrigeration System Safety | 4/2-4/4 Face-to-Face D279 | ||||||
| Design of Ammonia Refrigeration Systems for Peak Performance and Efficiency | 9/8-9/12 Face-to-Face D289 | ||||||
| Engineering Calculations for PSM and RMP | 3/24-3/28 Live Online D278 | ||||||
| Intermediate Ammonia Refrigeration Systems | 12/4-12/6 Face-to-Face C927 | ||||||
| Introduction to Ammonia Refrigeration Systems | 3/5-3/7 Face-to-Face D277 | 10/1-10/3 Face-to-Face D291 | |||||
| Leadership Beyond Your Team Managing Up and Across | 3/3-3/6 Live Online D358 | 9/29-9/30 Live Online or Face-to-Face D359 | |||||
| Principles and Practices of Mechanical Integrity for Industrial Refrigeration Systems | 11/5-11/7 Face-to-Face D292 | ||||||
| Process Hazard Analysis Emphasizing Ammonia Refrigeration Systems | 9/24-9/26 Face-to-Face D290 | ||||||
| Process Safety Management Audits for Compliance and Continuous Safety Improvement | 1/15-1/17 Face-to-Face D276 |
Note:
IRC Elective Course: Engineering Safety Relief Systems
The schedule for this course varies. Contact info@irc.wisc.edu for updated information.
The PSMP is earned by candidates successfully completing five core courses and one elective course.
Candidates will be required to pass an online exam at the completion of each course.
Required Courses (complete all five)
Ammonia Refrigeration System Safety
Introduction to Ammonia Refrigeration Systems
Principles and Practices of Mechanical Integrity for Industrial Refrigeration Systems
Process Hazard Analysis (Emphasizing Ammonia Refrigeration Systems)
Process Safety Management Audits for Compliance and Continuous Safety Improvement
Elective courses (complete one)
Design of Ammonia Refrigeration Systems for Peak Performance and Efficiency
Engineering Safety Relief Systems (offered through IRC)
Engineering Calculations for PSM and RMP
This certificate will help you:
• Be more effective as you manage your PSM compliance programs
• Improve the safety, health, and environmental performance while reducing regulatory risks in ammonia refrigerated facilities
• Recognize the special constraints, regulations, design principles, best practices, technologies and business practices applicable in the field of industrial refrigeration.
• Manage and lead technical teams involved with ammonia refrigeration and PSM without having direct authority
The Industrial Refrigeration Consortium (IRC) is a collaborative effort between the University of Wisconsin-Madison and industry. Together we share a common goal of improving safety, efficiency, and productivity of industrial refrigeration systems and technologies. We realize this goal by conducting applied research, delivering knowledge transfer, and providing technical assistance.
Our primary product is knowledge. We create knowledge through research and technical assistance, and we transfer knowledge to the industry through our training and technology transfer activities.
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