Transportation Risk Assessment (TRA) is an essential aspect of risk management. TRA manages transportation risks by considering hazards, routes, and impacts. This promotes the identification of major contributors to the risk and thus strategies for risk reduction. TRA includes consideration of toxic, flammability, explosivity, and security risks. This session includes papers that provide TRA examples and application experience, tools and methods, and risk management decisions made as a result of these assessments.
Please Note: Transportation Risk -- Spring Meeting 2009 includes the following recorded presentations:
· CCPS Guidelines for Chemical Transportation, Safety, Security and Risk Management
· A Model to Evaluate Pipeline Failure Frequencies Based on Design and Operating Conditions
· Analysis of the Explosion Linked to the Formation of An Explosive Atmosphere In a Shop Carrying Fuel Products (gasoline, kerosene) through the Accident Involving the Tanker M/T Chassiron That Occurred On June 13, 2003
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