Manage Risk – The Human Element


Description:
Process units must be operated and maintained in a way that manages the hazards of those units. Changes to a process unit must be managed to maintain an adequate level of protection and to prevent the introduction of new, uncontrolled hazards. Should a process safety incident occur, the organization must be able to respond rapidly and mitigate the incident’s consequences. 1. Operating procedures 2. Safe work practices 3. Asset integrity and reliability 4. Contractor management 5. Training and performance assurance 6. Management of change 7. Operational readiness 8. Conduct of operations 9. Emergency management

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


Chair:
Fred Henselwood
Process Safety Leader
NOVA Chemicals
Process Safety and Risk Services
Calgary, AB
10001
Email: Fred.Henselwood@novachem.com

Co-Chair:
Ryan J. Hart
Exponent
Warrenville, IL
60516
Email: rhart@exponent.com


Papers:
Human Reliability Analysis for Evaluation of Conduct of Operations and Training
Erin Collins, JENSEN HUGHES; Bijan Najafi, JENSEN HUGHES
Process Safety in Operations – What’s Missing?
Mike Neill, Petrotechnics North America
See more of this Group/Topical: Global Congress on Process Safety