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Our process safety resources help companies get a strong grasp of process safety, identify key risks and evaluate where their controls need strengthening.

Major safety failures in process-industry settings often stem from weak systems or gaps in managing hazards, not just from individual mistakes. This program highlights the importance of differentiating between process safety and personal/occupational safety. 

By focusing on system integrity, barriers, and performance measurement, companies can reduce the risk of catastrophic events.

Who is this program for?

  • Safety leads and managers responsible for systems and process-hazard control

  • Operations supervisors, maintenance leads and engineers working with hazardous substances or major hazard equipment

  • Companies that need to develop or strengthen their process safety management program

What's included?

Foundational concepts and definitions. 
 

An Introduction to Process Safety (Volume 1)

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How to use these resources

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Build a foundation

Start with Volume 1: Introduction to Process Safety to align your team on what process safety means in your operations.

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Assess your surroundings

Assess your most significant hazards and existing controls using the barrier-focused materials in Volume 2.

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Measure and analyze

Use the resource shared in Volume 3: Measure What You Already Do to benchmark where you are and identify gaps.

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Get trained

Encourage supervisors, operators and maintenance crews to take the awareness course to build basic competency.

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Submit your data

Submit your data to the Data Gateway to track trends and compare performance across your company or sector.

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Get the tools, templates, and training materials to help your teams recognize, plan and control high-energy hazards.

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