Learning from Experience – Don’t Repeat the Past


Description:
Learn from Experience In process safety, there are always opportunities for improvement. It is essential that the management of an organization seizes every chance to learn more about its process safety performance. To achieve excellence in process safety, the management team needs to routinely evaluate the organization’s performance and seek continuous improvement. 1. Incident investigation 2. Measurement and metrics 3. Auditing 4. Management review and continuous improvement

Sponsor:
32nd Center for Chemical Process Safety International Conference (CCPS)


Chair:
Eric Freiburger
Global Director, Process Safety
Praxair, Inc.
39 Old Ridgebury Road
Danbury, CT
06810
Email: Eric_Freiburger@Praxair.com

Co-chairs:
Donald J. Connolley
BP
Houston, TX
Email: Don.Connolley@bp.com

Hari Polaki
DNV-GL

Email: hari.polaki@dnvgl.com

Bernard Groce
Hess Corporation

Email: bgroce@hess.com


Papers:
Using PS Incident Warning Signs to Increase Hazard Awareness and Sense of Vulnerability
Brian Kelly, BriRisk Consulting, Ltd.; John Herber, CCPS; Jerry L. Jones, PE, Consultant
Systematic Approach to Improve Learning from Incidents
Juliana Guarguati Ariza, Texas A&M University
Procedural and Causal Lessons Gathered Over Years of Investigations
Thomas V. Rodante, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants, Inc.
See more of this Group/Topical: Global Congress on Process Safety