How do you handle and learn from process safety incidents and near misses during startup and shutdown?
Startup and shutdown are critical phases in process safety management (PSM), as they involve changes in operating conditions, equipment, and procedures that can increase the risk of process safety incidents and near misses. Process safety incidents are unplanned or uncontrolled releases of hazardous materials or energy that can cause harm to people, environment, or assets. Near misses are events that could have resulted in a process safety incident, but did not due to luck, timely intervention, or mitigation measures. How do you handle and learn from these events during startup and shutdown? Here are some tips to improve your PSM performance and prevent recurrence.
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Viralkumar GheewalaAssociate General Manager - Corporate Safety at Adani Group, Driving Safety Excellence
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Rasa EghbaliDesign and Engineering | Functional safety | Process Safety Consultant | Fire Protection | Project Manager |…1 个答复
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KASHIF HUSSAINChemical & Process Engineer | PEC ??| NED '24 | EIEPD | Amal Fellow| Industrial Experience in MFL, ADM, Archroma & SES…