120 The Day PSM Hit Home II

Tuesday, April 28, 2015: 10:15 AM
Ballroom G (Austin Convention Center)
Description:
Experience is often the quickest and most effective way to learn. Many process safety professionals have lived and worked through “learning experiences” that either gave them a quick introduction to PSM or made them realize just how critical a good program is. This session will provide presenters an opportunity to pass those lessons on to some new in the profession.

Sponsor:
4th Process Safety Management Mentoring (PSM2) Forum
Co-Sponsor(s):
Young Professionals Committee (YPC) (18C)

Chair:
Alan C. Brackey
Email: alan.brackey@valero.com

Co-Chair:
Brenton L. Cox
Email: bcox@exponent.com

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.


10:15 AM
(120a) 2007 Valero McKee Refinery Fire
Shannon Gillespie, Shannon Gillespie, Shannon Gillespie and Shannon Gillespie

10:45 AM
(120b) 1987 Celanese Pampa Butane Vapor Cloud Explosion
Jack Mc Cavit
File available
11:15 AM
(120c) “Let Me Tell You…………….” The impact of Eastman’s Aniline Plant Explosion on Process Safety Awareness
Peter N. Lodal
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