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Are your plants safe from Chemical Incidents? IRESC can help you to streamline your Process Safety Management with our Haz360®

It was amazing experience to attend the webinar practical examples, explanation and knowledge of industrial safety system

Hazardous chemicals can be found nearly everywhere on the job-site. The safety experts from Job-Site Safety Institute are here to ensure you're using them safely. https://ow.ly/9wSX50Qw2qL

Helpful Resources no.2 Guidelines fo Managing Abnormal Situations Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) The book discusses why management of abnormal situations is important to process safety. The book provides guidance on practical steps to avoid or mitigate an accident or incident before it escalates into a more dangerous and costly issues which can include downtime, lost production, equipment damage, injuries, and external/ environmental damage. Through the use of case studies the book illustrates the impact these deviant occurrences can have on operating facilities. Watch the full video from the following link: https://lnkd.in/d4Mm23hr

Chemical safety is very important because it protect the employees from exposure to harmful substances, environment, aquatic and non-acquatic life. Companies must ensure that their employees have training in proper handling, sampling, transporting, disposing and working on chemicals.

Key point to learn from experience is to have effective incident investigation aiming to identify the hidden causes to eliminate the reoccurrence of same event.

In response to recent incidents in Victoria, regulatory bodies have intensified their efforts to ensure that facilities storing and processing flammable goods comply with safety regulations. Inspections have been ramped up, with compliance officers thoroughly examining hazardous area processing facilities to ensure proper documentation and maintenance regimes are in place and followed. During any hazardous area inspection, the first documents that regulatory bodies will request are the site's Hazardous Area Classification and the Hazardous Area Dossier. At our Hazardous Area Seminar, we discussed the roadmap to compliance and how this can be achieved for non compliant facilities, following the four steps below. ARA has assisted numerous companies in developing a roadmap to compliance and should be your first contact if you have concerns about your site's hazardous area compliance.

Who could use a little help? Did you know that the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) provides 20-30 page guidelines called "Key Principles" and "Golden Rules" that you can use to help benchmark and improve your process safety programs? One guide talks about Incident Investigation, you can view the full guideline here: https://lnkd.in/gN_4Runj