Learn From Experience
Metrics provide direct feedbacks on the workings of RBPS systems, and leading indicators provide early warning signals of ineffective process safety results. Organizations must use their mistakes and those of others as motivation for action and view as opportunities for improvement.
Nitrogen — Hazard and Safeguard
This Beacon is not focused on a single incident, but on incidents that continue to occur across industry — nitrogen asphyxiation.
Process Safety Lessons Taught from Experience
This certificate is designed to provide insight into important case histories related to process safety. By learning from the mistakes of others, the hope is to avoid similar mistakes.
Use Case Histories to Energize Your HAZOP
Glenn Mahnken
Reviewing incident reports at a HAZOP meeting is more than just a lessons learned activity. It can spur sharper thinking and lead to a more telling analysis of your processes.
The Chemical Industry and Toulouse: Lessons After Bhopal
Benjamin R. Schuster
Thoughts on how to prevent another catastrophic accident from occurring.
Conduct an Effective Incident Investigation
Frederick T. Dyke
Information that can reveal the root cause of an incident resides in many places — within the plant or process unit, in control rooms and offices, and even in witnesses’ minds. Here’s how to find the data and conduct effective witness interviews.
Don't Let History Repeat Itself
John F. Murphy, P.E.
Heed these lessons learned from investigations conducted by the Chemical Safety and Hazard Investigation Board to prevent accidents at your site.
Understanding Process Safety Management
Adrian L. Sepeda
A structured risk-based approach defines the pathways to successful implementation of process safety management objectives
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