Process Improvement Institute Blog – News Related to Process Safety, Process Reliability, and Human Reliability

Process Improvement Institute Blog – News Related to Process Safety, Process Reliability, and Human Reliability2021-05-03T09:08:21-07:00

Monday @ GCPS: Human Error Limits Sil Rating

It's Monday, March 25th at the 2024 Spring Meeting and 20th Global Congress on Process Safety! Today, Process Improvement Institute is presenting an important SIL paper on human error in the Process Safety Poster Session being held from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM CDT in Hall B-1 (1, New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center). [...]

By |March 25th, 2024|Categories: GCPS, Human Error, Process Safety, SIL|Comments Off on Monday @ GCPS: Human Error Limits Sil Rating

Last Chance to Sign Up for PII’s Short Courses on LOPA and PHA/HAZOP Tomorrow in New Orleans!

Last Chance to Sign Up for PII's Short Courses on LOPA and PHA/HAZOP Tomorrow in New Orleans! You're either already there or on your way! Sign Up Today! #processsafety #processsafetymanagement #lopa #pha #hazop

By |March 23rd, 2024|Categories: HAZOP, LOPA, Process Safety|Comments Off on Last Chance to Sign Up for PII’s Short Courses on LOPA and PHA/HAZOP Tomorrow in New Orleans!

Last Chance for January LOPA and SIS Training Courses!

No better way for a process safety expert to kick off the New Year than beef up training on back-to-back Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) and Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS/SIF/SIL) Courses from Process Improvement Institute in January, but time's running out to join both courses! These courses are being held online, so you still have [...]

By |January 5th, 2023|Categories: LOPA, SIF, SIL, SIS, Training|Comments Off on Last Chance for January LOPA and SIS Training Courses!

Business Case for PHA of Procedures (to Find the Accident Scenarios that are Otherwise Missed)

This week's Free Resource of the Week is a paper that focuses on process hazard analysis from an economic perspective. Hazard evaluations, also called process hazard analysis (PHAs) have been performed formally in gradually improving fashion for more than five decades. Methods such as HAZOP and What-If analysis have been developed and honed during this [...]

By |July 25th, 2022|Categories: HAZOP, Human Error, Human Factors, Operating Procedures, PHA, Process Hazard Analysis|Comments Off on Business Case for PHA of Procedures (to Find the Accident Scenarios that are Otherwise Missed)

Process Safety Culture – Just Code Words for Irresponsibility, or An Opportunity for Action?

This week's Free Resource of the Week is a paper that focuses on "Real Process Safety Culture" at organizations. Process Safety Culture (PSC) has received considerable attention recently. Many implementers see this as an intangible attribute of a company or site. Some workers see PSC as "code words" for management not wanting to take responsibility [...]

By |July 18th, 2022|Categories: Free Resources, Process Safety, PSM|Comments Off on Process Safety Culture – Just Code Words for Irresponsibility, or An Opportunity for Action?
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