Tuesday, April 28, 2009: 1:30 PM-5:00 PM
Room 22/23 (Tampa Convention Center)
#63 - Process Safety – From the Top-Down and Bottom-up (T2A00)
The theme of this session is implementing Process Safety systems from two different perspectives: (1) what Senior Management needs from process safety and risk practitioners to effectively facilitate decision making and ensure ongoing process safety excellence and (2) what technical personnel can do to best assess and then present what is needed for process safety to gain ongoing positive support of management and business leaders. Case histories, methods of analysis and assessment, approaches to presenting and “selling” general or specific process safety needs are solicited.
Chair:Philip Myers
CoChair:Donald Abrahamson
1:30 PM63aThe Process Safety Guerilla: Giving Your Company a Future, Even If It Doesn't Want One
Scott Berger
2:00 PM63bUsing PLAYBOOKS – a Unique Strategy In Technical Oversight of Highly Hazardous Operations
James Gary, Jeffrey Brubaker, Scott Haraburda, Michele Summers, Lee Gary
2:30 PM63cAn Impetus for Management Involvement in Process Safety
Jack Chosnek
3:00 PM Break
3:30 PM63dWhat Does Management Need to Know to Lead Process Safety Improvement?
Mark Paradies
4:00 PM63eProcess Safety – Perspectives from the Top
Thomas Archibald
4:30 PM63fThe Ignorance of Bliss
R. Ward

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