Process Safety Competency
Developing, sustaining, and enhancing the organization’s process safety competency is one of five elements in the RBPS pillar of committing to process safety. Resources in this section relate to what process safety competency means, the attributes of process safety competency, and how organizations might enhance their own competency. Start by reading an Introduction to Process Safety Competency and then explore the resources listed below.
Implementation of a Highly Toxic Materials Management Program
Social HAZOP At Oil Refine Industry
Learning from an Industrial Chemical Perspective
Are Your Credits Worthy?
Safety System Impairments and the Need to Manage Peak Risk
Structure of Process Safety in the Operating Plants ñ Leaders of Management and Analysis of Risks and Impacts
Recognizing Catastrophic Incident Warning Signs in the Process Industries
Exposing the Blurry Lines Between Personal Safety and Process Safety Education
Human Performance Training
Elements of Human Factors Missing from Process Safety
Stability Analysis of Safety Valve
Teaching Reactive Chemical Hazards to Chemical Engineers
This webinar presents an introduction to how industry handles reactive chemical hazards, and provides resource material to teach this subject in an existing course in chemical engineering.
Preparing for OSHA's Chemical NEP Inspections
This informative webinar provides an overview of OSHA's Chemical NEP, and outlines recommended proactive measures to prepare for Chemical NEP inspection.


