5th Europe Regional TSC Meeting March 18-19, 2020Syngenta Global Headquarters, Rosentalstraße 67, 4002 Basel, SwitzerlandHosted by Syngenta
CCPS India Regional TSC Meeting February 6, 2020GAIL Jubilee Tower, Noida, UP, IndiaThe Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) is pleased to announce its CCPS India Regional TSC Meeting to be held in Navi Mumbai on August 7, 2019.
The Link Between Process Safety and Process Intensification Live Webinar Live Wednesday, December 11, 2019, 2:00pm-3:00pm EST Join this 60-minute webinar to learn about the link between process safety and process intensification.
16th Global Congress on Process Safety March 29 - April 1, 2020Hilton Americas and George R. Brown Convention Center, Houston, TXThe Global Congress on Process Safety (GCPS) is the key technical conference for process safety experts. Call for Abstracts is now open through October 1, 2019!
9th CCPS Latin American Conference on Process Safety June 16-18, 2020TBD, São Paulo, BrazilThe Latin American Conference on Process Safety is part of CCPS' family of Global Congress on Process Safety. This conference, co-organized by ABIQUIM, is part of CCPS' worldwide effort to prevent major accidents through promoting lifelong learning as well as continuous improvement in process...
Atmospheric Models Guide Emergency Response Decisions September2019SafetyJoselito IgnacioAtmospheric dispersion models are critical tools for informing emergency management decisions when an uncontrolled chemical release occurs with little or no warning.
Integrate Cybersecurity into Process Hazard Analyses June2019SafetyAddie Cormier, Chris Ng, P.E.Cyberattacks can infiltrate and disrupt industrial processes, causing operational disturbances, equipment damage, and even injury to employees. Incorporating cybersecurity into process hazard analyses can help you identify the vulnerabilities in your facility.
Manage the Risks of Severe Wind and Flood Events April2019SafetyFrank F. Liserio, Jr., Patrick W. MahanIn the chemical process industries, natural disasters are commonly thought of as “Acts of God.” However, the risks of such events can be diminished with the right planning and preparation.