Static electricity is an often underestimated but highly critical hazard in chemical manufacturing and processing facilities. Under certain conditions, static charge accumulation and sudden discharge can ignite flammable vapours, gases, or dusts, leading to fires, explosions, and catastrophic incidents. Many serious chemical industry accidents have been traced to poor understanding of static charge generation, inadequate bonding and earthing, unsafe work practices, and lack of awareness during routine operations such as filling, transfer, mixing, and maintenance. This training provides a structured understanding of the science of static electricity, its risks in chemical plant operations, and the practical measures required to control and mitigate static-related hazards.