Human Error

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 [...]

Summer Online Process Safety Training is Happening! Sign Up Today!

Summertime is here, which offers up the opportunity to continue your process safety training in July and August with five important online course offerings from Process Improvement Institute! PHA/HAZOP Leadership (7/25-7/29) The risk review techniques most popular for initial PHAs of entire units or of large projects, MOC reviews, and PHA revalidations are hazard and [...]

Last Call for 2020 Process Safety Training!

We're about go into the last month of 2020, and even though many of us would like to get into the new year as fast as we can, December offers up the opportunity to beef up your process safety training with five great online course offerings from Process Improvement Institute! Human Error Prevention (12/7-12/8) This [...]

Four Important Process Safety Online Training Courses Coming Up in August!

Well, the pandemic may be slowly grinding us through summer, but we still have four important process safety online training courses coming up in August from Process Improvement Institute to bolster your safety management arsenal, and all 4 still have room for you to participate! Starting off on August 3rd, the 2-day Writing Effective Operating [...]

March-April 2020 Process Safety Training Course Schedule Changes

Wishing a happy holiday season to everyone out there! This is a notice of a schedule change to two upcoming 2020 Process Improvement Institute training courses - the dates for the Incident Investigation/Root Cause Analysis Leadership course originally scheduled for March 2-4, and the Human Error Prevention course originally scheduled for March 5-6, have been [...]

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