Podcasts about process safety management

The Bhopal tragedy of 1984 at a Union Carbide pesticide plant in India killed thousands of people. The incident resulted from multiple safety failures: contaminated methyl isocyanate (MIC) storage, disabled safety systems and poor plant management. It led to significant changes in process safety, including the development of OSHA's Process Safety Management standard, the Center for Chemical Process Safety, and international safety directives like the Seveso protocol. Chemical engineer Ramin Abhari has created graphic novels to communicate the lessons learned, emphasizing the importance of inherently safer design, proper management of change and maintaining critical safety systems during plant decommissioning.

The standard's industry-agnostic approach, its potential to influence global PSM practices and its role in setting benchmarks for organizations not covered by traditional legislation will impact safety practices worldwide. In this episode, Trish & Traci discuss the Canadian Process Safety Management (PSM) standard CSA Z767, the world's first national PSM standard. Adrian Pierorazio and Parnian Jadidian — part of the team that crafted the standard — explain its development, starting as a guideline and evolving into a national standard to provide a unified framework for PSM across various industries in Canada. The standard was updated in 2024 to incorporate industry feedback and expand key sections.

In this episode, we explore with Ian Travers the fundamentals of hazard identification and risk assessment to determine or review the control measures needed to protect against process safety hazards.

This week on the last guest episode of Season 4 of the conversation, we are joined by the amazing Brett Read. A good way to finish on a high with an awesome guest. Brett is the Managing Director of Safety Leaders Group and Principal Consultant of 4D Safety and Performance. He holds a Bachelor of Business (Management) from ECU, Western Australia as well as a Graduate Diploma (Survival and Rescue Management) and a Graduate Certificate in Systems Management. Prior to consulting Brett had 15 years' experience in management in the corporate sector and defence working for two multinational corporations in Operations and Business Management and in the Australian Army where he served in command roles in the SAS Regiment and attained the rank of Major.Brett has more than twenty-five years consulting experience and has worked with a broad range of clients in more than twenty countries to create safer working environments and to assist leaders in creating sustainable safety performance. He has worked with Dr Keith Owen from University of Texas researching the leadership practices that create high performance teams and designed and delivered the team and leadership components of the UWA Advanced Management Program (Executive MBA). Brett's specialties include HSEQ Leadership & Management, Organisational Transformation & Change Management with a focus on safety leadership & culture, risk management and sustainable performance in high-risk industry, especially oil & gas and mining.He has considerable experience of consultation, facilitation, and training in: Executive Leadership Development; HSEQ Culture Transformation; Team and Organizational Transformation; Leadership, Management, Supervisory and Team Development; Risk Management and Process Safety Management; Strategic Business Planning and Visioning; One on One Coaching; and Personality Profiling.Brett is the creator of 4-Dimensional Performance and Safety which embraces a sociotechnical approach to change the perception of safety from being an absence of accidents to instead be about the creation of capacity for things to go well. Brett is the co-author of the Amazon #1 Best Selling book, Safety Performance Reimagined - A 4D Approach to Organizational Performance. Safety Performance Reimagined Book: (https://www.amazon.com.au/Safety-Perf... Web: www.safetyleadersgroup.comWeb: www.4d-performance.com     https://au.linkedin.com/in/brett-read-591908 Thanks for listening. We have some great guests coming up in future pods so get ready to learn. Until next time, enjoy the rest of your week, and stay safe. https://plus.acast.com/s/health-and-safety-conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This In Case You Missed It episode of Process Safety with Trish & Traci brings the written word to life. Today, I will be reading an excerpt from a column written a few years ago by John Bresland, president of Process Safety Risk Assessment LLC and former chair of the United States Chemical Safety Board. The column  “10 Rules To Succeed at Process Safety Management." Written by: John Bresland Read by: Traci Purdum URL: https://www.chemicalprocessing.com/safety-security/fire-explosion-protection/article/11321430/10-rules-to-succeed-at-process-safety-management-chemical-processing

In this episode Sheldon speaks with Master Hydrogen Sulfide Trainer Stan Smiley. In this conversation, Sheldon and Mr. Smiley speak about the hidden dangers on Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), H2S training and detergent suicide. Don't miss this revealing episode.

Joining us for this weeks conversation is the highly respected and regarded Ken Bloch. Ken speaks to us about process safety, gives us some insights into what he has learned during his extensive time in the process safety field and reminds us of the consequences when things go wrong. The Bhopal disaster happened nearly 40 years ago yet it is rarely spoken about in safety circles. Thousands of deaths, many more people left with serious long term injuries and illnesses this is the very human face of catastrophic failures in a safety system. Kenneth Bloch is a senior EHS professional who specializes in petrochemical industry incident investigation and failure analysis. He has nearly 40 years of experience in plant maintenance, Process Safety Management, technical, and operations roles. He speaks regularly at AFPM, API, and AIChE process safety symposiums about experiences that help prevent recurring process safety failures throughout the manufacturing industry. Ken is the author of the book Rethinking Bhopal which uses modern references to chronicle the sequence of events that led to history's worst industrial disaster. He graduated with honors from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas, with an Environmental Science Degree in 1988. Links: UCC Report: https://buff.ly/3FOq5gc Kalelkar white paper: https://buff.ly/3FWjOPB LinkedIn: https://buff.ly/40tORKI Order Rethinking Bhopal (all royalties go to the Process Safety Heritage Scholarship in Science and Engineering at Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas): https://buff.ly/3TLPdtO Thanks for listening. We have some great guests coming up in future pods so get ready to learn. Until next time, enjoy the rest of your week, and stay safe. https://plus.acast.com/s/health-and-safety-conversations. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

No, not that Patrick Stewart. Today we're talking with President of Piedmont Energy Systems, Patrick Stewart, HRP COO, Tad Goetcheus, and HRP Project Manager Justin Evans on how PSM goes into practice at a long time HRP client. A reminder that our Play Hard segment is also available in video form! Watch that on our YouTube Channel.Make sure you subscribe, give us a review & check us out on social media!YouTubeLinkedInInstagramTwitterFacebookWebsite

Richard Gupton from ARA gives an update on two positive changes for ag retailers to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's seasonal ag CDL program. He also shares why Process Safety Management is back on the radar for ARA and why ag retailers should be aware.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

During this webinar on process safety management, you'll learn: What a covered process is; what the exemptions are; what to do if you have a covered process; what recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices (RAGAGEP) are; how to conduct a PSM audit; and more. You are listening to audio from a webinar in the Safety+Health Webinar Series presented on May 19, 2022, by J. J. Keller. Watch the archived webinar video to see the presenter's slides at https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/events/266-process-safety-management-do-you-have-a-covered-process

During this webinar on process safety management, you'll learn: What a covered process is; what the exemptions are; what to do if you have a covered process; what recognized and generally accepted good engineering practices (RAGAGEP) are; how to conduct a PSM audit; and more. You are listening to audio from a webinar in the Safety+Health Webinar Series presented on May 19, 2022, by J. J. Keller. Watch the archived webinar video to see the presenter's slides at https://www.safetyandhealthmagazine.com/events/266-process-safety-management-do-you-have-a-covered-process

[THE TALKS BY SPE UGM SC SEASON 3 EPISODE 2] Hello SPeople !! In this episode we discussed a topic that are the first priority in the oil industry. Proudly Present, The Talks Episode 2 : "Avoid The Worst : Know More about Process Safety Management in Petroleum Industry" With our speaker, Mr. Muhammad Riandhy. We reviewed more deeply about how a Safety Management Process in the petroleum industry. How important is the safety management process?

Simon Jones, Sphera's director of solution consulting for Operational Risk Management, discusses the 10 key areas that companies need to address to achieve Operational Excellence in their process safety initiatives.

In episode 3, Larry talks with ENOC's Senior Director of Sustainability, Operational & Business Excellence, Dr. Waddah Ghanem. Waddah is an expert in the field of process safety. In the show, he and Larry discuss some of the topics covered in his latest book, Process Safety Management and Human Factors: A Practitioner's Experiential Approach. This is a fascinating conversation about how human behaviour should be considered when designing your process safety management systems. Watch the full recording of the show on YouTube: Click Here

231 – Process Safety Management with Paul Daoust We’re proud to have the Scio Asset Management founder and MD, Paul Daoust with us. He has extensive experience in the energy, oil, and gas sectors. Paul’s also on the Board of Directors at PEMAC. His more than 25 years of experience have helped in the development […] The post 231 – Process Safety Management with Paul Daoust appeared first on Accendo Reliability.

Senior Leader with 25 years of operations and consulting experience in oil and gas, energy, chemical, manufacturing, government, and medical fields. Expertise in developing and implementing Corporate Strategy, Management Systems, Culture, Risk Management, Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS), Process Safety Management, Security, Sustainability, Resiliency, Competency, Engineering, and Quality programs necessary for organizational growth and success. https://www.linkedin.com/in/talaser/

In episode five of Workplace Safety Review, Mike Taylor interviews David Moore of AcuTech Consulting. The two discuss the origins of OSHA's Process Safety Management Standard, how its evolved over the last 30 years, and David's first-hand experience with risk consulting services in the U.S. and abroad.

Process Safety Management has many different components. James Tehrani discusses the elements with Andy Bartlett, Sphera's solution consultant for Operational Risk Management.

In this podcast episode, we review the 14 Pillars of Process Safety Management and discuss the reasons why PSM remains a controversial subject in industries handling combustible dust.

Podcast: Pipeliners PodcastEpisode: Episode 96: Process Safety Management and Alarm Management with Stephen SwansonPub date: 2019-10-08Notes from @BEERISAC: CPS/ICS Security Podcast Playlist:Anton Shipulin: Introduction to process safety management (PSM) and pipeline alarm managementThis week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features first-time guest Stephen Swanson discussing process safety management (PSM) and pipeline alarm management with host Russel Treat. In this episode, you will learn about the opportunity to integrate process safety management and alarm management, the different needs of PSM and alarm management, the cultural challenges associated with knowledge and process transfer to a new workforce, and more topics.The podcast and artwork embedded on this page are from Russel Treat, which is the property of its owner and not affiliated with or endorsed by Listen Notes, Inc.

This week’s Pipeliners Podcast episode features first-time guest Stephen Swanson discussing process safety management (PSM) and pipeline alarm management with host Russel Treat. In this episode, you will learn about the opportunity to integrate process safety management and alarm management, the different needs of PSM and alarm management, the cultural challenges associated with knowledge and process transfer to a new workforce, and more topics.

Powered by iReportSource What’s the difference between personal/occupational safety and process safety? Wesley Carter from the Amplify Your Process Safety podcast will get into this and more on this special episode recorded on location at the VPPPA National Safety Symposium in New Orleans. Find out more about Wesley and Amplify Consultants by checking out the Amplify Your Process Safety Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts or by visiting www.amplifyconsultants.com. Join me in New Orleans for the VPPPA National Safety Symposium -  I will podcast on-location and would like to meet as many listeners as possible! Stop by the media center next to registration! If not attending, catch up on all the latest topics being presented as I share key takeaways and thoughts for you!   You can find me on LinkedIn! Post a LinkedIn update letting me know what you think of the podcast. Be sure to @ mention Blaine J. Hoffmann or The SafetyPro Podcast LinkedIn page. You can also find the podcast on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter

In this webinar, we discuss: - Overview of OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) Standard - Discussion of what is a covered "process" under the PSM Standard - Review of facts of case and Administrative Law Judge decision - Analysis of recent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission decision - What employers should do

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.

GCAP is always looking to improve our PSM training program and consultation services. One of the tools we use is to request information from OSHA and the EPA under the Federal “Freedom of Information Act” which is often referred to as a FOIA request. In 2012 (at great expense) we used this tool to get […]

Acronyms and Important Definitions GCAP has created an extensive list of used acronyms in ammonia refrigeration and PSM/RMP compliance. This list was created for GCAP’s newly rewritten Process Safety Management book.  There are 17 pages of commonly used terms.  If you have any suggestion to add to the list please email us at ammonia@pld.com To […]