Podcasts about process hazard analysis

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In the age of COVID-19, many services moved online to be held remotely, and Process Hazard Analyses (PHAs) were no exception. In this episode, consultants Rob and Elena talk about what they've learned over the past year when it comes to remote PHAs, including what works best and what unique challenges you might be faced with. You'll learn how remote PHA prep looks different, our thoughts on using cameras, how best to virtually "manage" the room, tips for dealing with P&IDs and other needed documentation, how we handle breaks, field verification, and "zoom fatigue", and our thoughts on efficiency and scheduling when it comes to longer PHAs. Whether you participate in PHA studies as a facilitator or just a member of the team, you're sure to find value in this episode. To hear more from us on the topic of PHAs, check out Episode 2 (Intro to PHAs), Episode 12 (Risk Matrices), Episode 17 (Tips for a Successful PHA), Episode 19 (PHAs during the Project Life Cycle), or PSM: Back to Basics, Part 3 (Process Hazard Analysis). --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amplifyyourprocesssafety/message

Wesley and Jo are back with part 3 of PSM: Back to Basics, with more content for those newest to PSM. In this episode, you'll learn what a Process Hazard Analysis, or PHA, is and what methodologies exist for conducting a PHA study. You'll also learn the basics of nodes and HAZOP studies, and then we'll discuss a gas plant incident at a facility where no HAZOP study was found to have been conducted. Ready to learn more about PHAs after this episode? Check out the episodes below for a deeper dive into Process Hazard Analyses. Episode 2 - Intro to PHAs Episode 17 - Tips for a Successful PHA Episode 19 - PHAs During the Project Life Cycle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amplify-your-process-safety/message

Podcast: Amplify Your Process SafetyEpisode: PSM: Back to Basics, Part 3 - Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)Pub date: 2020-05-29Wesley and Jo are back with part 3 of PSM: Back to Basics, with more content for those newest to PSM. In this episode, you'll learn what a Process Hazard Analysis, or PHA, is and what methodologies exist for conducting a PHA study. You'll also learn the basics of nodes and HAZOP studies, and then we'll discuss a gas plant incident at a facility where no HAZOP study was found to have been conducted.  Ready to learn more about PHAs after this episode? Check out the episodes below for a deeper dive into Process Hazard Analyses.  Episode 2 - Intro to PHAs Episode 17 - Tips for a Successful PHA Episode 19 - PHAs During the Project Life Cycle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amplify-your-process-safety/messageThe podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Wesley Carter & Rob Bartlett, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

Podcast: Amplify Your Process SafetyEpisode: Episode 2 - Intro to PHAsPub date: 2019-06-26Notes from @BEERISAC: CPS/ICS Security Podcast Playlist:Anton Shipulin: "PHA is a valuable initial source for the Consequence-driven Cyber-informed Engineering (CCE) Methodology"In this episode, Wesley and Rob talk through the PHA, or Process Hazard Analysis, element of OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) standard, especially as it applies to "boots on the ground" - the operators, maintenance personnel, I&E technicians, and other individuals who perform the physical work around a process. You'll learn about choosing a methodology, PHA team composition requirements, checklists included in a PHA, and other requirements, and then gain insight into how the information contained in the final report can be useful to you, and which pieces are most valuable. Interested in the API standard Wesley mentioned regarding tents? Check it out here: https://www.api.org/~/media/files/publications/whats%20new/756_e1%20pa.pdf This podcast is powered by Pinecast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amplify-your-process-safety/messageThe podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Wesley Carter & Rob Bartlett, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

In this episode, Wesley and Rob talk through the PHA, or Process Hazard Analysis, element of OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) standard, especially as it applies to "boots on the ground" - the operators, maintenance personnel, I&E technicians, and other individuals who perform the physical work around a process. You'll learn about choosing a methodology, PHA team composition requirements, checklists included in a PHA, and other requirements, and then gain insight into how the information contained in the final report can be useful to you, and which pieces are most valuable. Interested in the API standard Wesley mentioned regarding tents? Check it out here: https://www.api.org/~/media/files/publications/whats%20new/756_e1%20pa.pdf This podcast is powered by Pinecast. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/amplify-your-process-safety/message

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.

OSHA defines Process Safety Management through 14 interlinked and interdependent elements; each is related and necessary to make up the entire PSM picture. So our first season is an overview, with each episode dedicated to one of the 14 elements. However, from there, Seasons 2, 3, 4, etc. will focus solely on one 1 of the 14 elements. So next season (which is coming very soon) has 14 episodes dedicated only to “Incident Investigations.” Season 3 will have 14 episodes dedicated to Process Hazard Analysis, and so on and so forth. So from Keith, Dick, Katherine, and the rest of the process safety experts at Smith & Burgess, we hope that “The Insights into the Elements of Process Safety Podcast” is as entertaining as it is informative and educational.