AIChE Chemical reactivity worksheet: https://www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/chemical-reactivity-worksheet The Chemical Reactivity Worksheet (CRW) is a free software program you can use to find out about the chemical reactivity
It is hard to imagine but only a few years ago not everything was on the internet. Google was established in 1998 and as search
Basics An operating asset, such as a refinery or oil and gas platform, poses risks to people and environment. A quantitative risk analysis (QRA) quantifies
Pascagoula incident fire damage (Source: CSB report, No. 2016-02-I-MS) Pascagoula gas plant receives condensate from offshore Gulf of Mexico. For separating components at cryogenic temperatures,
Do we need to follow all the rules? Are meetings worthwhile? Why does equipment fail in service? Read Trevor Kletz’s answers to these questions: http://pscfiles.tamu.edu/research/trevors-corner/tcorner15.pdf
NTSB has issued seven safety recommendations following the September, 2010 San Bruno incident in California. #1. To PHMSA: Inform pipeline operators about circumstances leading up-to and
I came across this interesting post about the Empire’s EHS system. The Blog Strikes Back: How Star Wars could have used an EH&S System
Here’s a touching ad from WorkSafe, an Australian safety agency, that makes us realize the importance of safety at work.
Below is a list of top five blog posts for this year. 1. SO2 vs. H2S: Which is more toxic? 2. Physical Explosions: LNG Rapid
The 2005 Buncefield incident was a result of gasoline overfill from a tank (#912) at Buncefield oil storage and transfer depot. A contributing cause for this incident
Risk and Safety Blog is listed at #7 in Top 50 Risk Management Blogs list. Check out the entire list: Top 50 Risk Management Blogs
Readers of this blog are familiar with the biofuel incident trend that I have written about in previous posts. http://risk-safety.com/category/biofuels/ Based on what I have researched,
The risk and safety blog has been recognized as one of the Top Workplace Safety Blog by Construction Management webportal. To see the complete list, click below:
Nihon Sandai Jitsuroku – is an ancient Japanese text compiled in 901. It talks about an earthquake and Tsunami that occurred in 869: “Then
