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The increased knowledge and competence of students will demonstrate itself particularly in the following areas:
a) Students will understand mutual relationships within the prevention of major chemical accidents.
b) Students will be able to determine the classification of an object or device into group A or B based on their knowledge.
c) Students will be able to design methods of analysis and risk evaluation, and recommend suitable SW tools for use in dealing with the impacts of major chemical accidents.

Basic knowledge of physical chemistry, organic, inorganic and environmental chemistry is required for the successful completion of the course. Another prerequisite for the successful completion of the course is a pre-intermediate level of computer literacy.

Not applicable.

Tuition takes place in the form of lectures which focus on the explanation of basic principles, the methods of the given discipline, problems and example solutions.

The course is completed via a final consultation and an oral exam that tests the full scope of the materials corresponding to the given year of study.

1. History of the prevention of serious industrial accidents, and their consequences
2. Chemical accidents and the development of safety measures
3. Safety of industrial plants
4. Classification of structures (facilities) with hazardous chemical substances into basic groups
5. Analysis and risk evaluation of a major chemical accident
6. Safety programme for the prevention of major accidents
7. Emergency and accident plants
8. Internal emergency plan
9. External emergency plan
10. Establishment of an emergency planning zone
11. Obligatory liability insurance
12. The preparedness of the population, and informing the public about major chemical accidents
13. Evaluation of chemical accidents

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The course aims at providing students with advanced information concerning the characteristics of chemical accidents, and the prevention of major chemical accidents, including analysis and risk evaluation, with a focus on organizational safety and technical safety measures in the area of chemical safety. Through lectures, students will gain advanced knowledge regarding the prevention of major chemical accidents in all major areas in accordance with the valid legislation.

Attendance at lectures is not compulsory, but it is recommended. Attendance at seminars is obligatory for students.
The results of the course of tuition are checked via a discussion forum during the lectures. This always takes place after the completion of a whole block of taught subject matter.
Consultation hours are provided for students.

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Čapoun T. a kolektiv: Chemické havárie, Generální ředitelství hasičského záchranného sboru České republiky, ISBN 978-80-86640-64-8, Praha 2009.
Mašek I., Mika O. J., Zeman M.: Prevence závažných průmyslových havárií, Vysoké učení technické v Brně, Fakulta chemická, ISBN 80-214-3336-1, Brno 2006.
Mika O. J., Polívka L.: Radiační a chemické havárie, Policejní akademie České republiky v Praze, ISBN 978-80-7251-321-5, Praha 2010.
část o chemických haváriích

Not applicable.

13 hours, optionally