Extra Seminar!!!
Lessons Learned from the Buncefield
Investigation
2nd - 3rd March :
Amsterdam Process Safety Seminar Series,
Amsterdam
The Process Safety
Leader Group Final Report, issued 11/12/2009, on
site safety fuel storage sites... What can we
learn from it?
One year after the
Buncefield Investigation Board issued its final
report and four years after the Buncefield
accident, the Process Safety Leader Group issued
its final report: 11/12/2009. The lessons
learned in this report go beyond the site safety
at fuel storage sites. It contains
recommendations valid for those sites, but also
very useful for chemical plants. This is
an early opportunity to hear first hand the
lessons learned from the participants of this
Process Safety Leader Group and other persons
directly involved in the Buncefield accident and
its investigation. This seminar is a
great learning opportunity!
Reasons to
attend:
Learn first hand
the latest lessons learned from key members of
the Process Safety Leader Group.
Review the lessons
learned based on the final report of the
Buncefield Invesigation Board.
Learn what are the
practical consequences for fuel terminal
management.
Learn the latest
insights about the explosion mechanism, to be
able to review: Can this happen to us?
Human Factors :
What are the reasonable assumptions for human
intervention, what not?
Instrumented
systems : How reliable are they? How can they
fail? How to ensure reliability? How to ensure
Safety Integrity Level (SIL)?
The Emergency
Response to the Buncefield accident
Lessons Learned :
How can we improve on management of operations
and people?
Layer of Protection
Analysis (LOPA), how can it be applied to fuel
storages, chemical plants and other types of
operations?
How can the lessons
learned from Buncefield be applied to my
operations?
Learn about the
effect of Buncefield on UK Land Use Planning.
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information and registration click
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