30th Center for 91成人短视频 Process Safety (CCPS)
The Center for 91成人短视频 Process Safety International Conference (CCPS) is one of four parallel symposia that comprise The Global Congress on Process Safety (GCPS). Organized by volunteers from industry and academia, the CCPS conference promotes process safety by identifying emerging process safety issues and advancing leading process safety management practices. The final conference agenda will consist of nine sessions, each with at least 25-minutes presentations. Papers are selected by session chairs based on an abstract of 100- 200 words. The abstract must offer a brief account of the contents, conclusions, and the relevance to the topic area. Submitted abstracts must include the author, their affiliation, full address, email, and phone number. The papers will be published in the GCPS proceedings.
"Managing process safety systematically, locally, regionally and internationally"
CCPS Chair
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Samantha Scruggs, CCPS_chair@aiche.org
Featured Topics
- Committed Culture
- Vibrant Management Systems
- Disciplined Adherence to Standards
- Intentional Compentency Development
- Enhance Application of Lessons Learned
- Enhanced Stakeholder Knowledge
- Responsible Collaboration
- Human Factors
- Featured CCPS Projects
Joint Session
Committed Culture
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Industry Tenet of Committed Culture. In a Committed Culture, executives involve themselves personally, managers and supervisors drive excellent execution every day, and all employees maintain a sense of vigilance and vulnerability. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in which executives, supervisors, managers, engineers, operators and mechanics enable and encourage a committed culture which supports safe and reliable operations.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Personal v. Process Safety
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Conduct of Operations/Operational Discipline
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Development of Company Tenets (POV: Industry)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Translating daily experiences (i.e. snap shot views of operations) into continuous improvement
Vibrant Management Systems
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Industry Tenet of Vibrant Management Systems and the Societal Theme of Meticulous Verification. Vibrant Management Systems are ingrained throughout the organization and readily adapt to the organization鈥檚 varying operations and risks. Meticulous Verification by knowledgeable independent parties helps companies evaluate their process safety programs from an independent perspective. Papers on these topics will highlight best practices in management system documentation, accessibility, ease of use, assessment and audit.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Development/design of a management system (ref: ACC Process Safety Code)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; 3rd Party vs. Internal Audit
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Recommendation management
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Management Review of metrics
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Use of metrics dashboards (POV: Managers)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Responding to metrics (POV: Facility Level)
Disciplined Adherence to Standards
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Industry Tenet of Disciplined Adherence to Standards. Disciplined Adherence to Standards means using recognized design, operations, and maintenance standards, which are followed everytime, all the time, and are continually improved. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in use of standards to promote efficiency, reduce major accident potential, and minimize opportunities for error in design and operations and maintenance of existing equipment.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Aging Equipment: Maintenance Strategies, Fitness for Service, Risk Criteria/ALARP
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; RAGAGEP: What can companies do to make sure they are adhering to best practice (ref: OSHA PSM & EPA RMP RFI)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Lifecycle of RAGAGEP: When to retire old practices/upgrade to current practices
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Enabling agile updates when a standard just isn鈥檛 right
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Focus on Process Safety standards not related to design, i.e. Maintenance
Intentional Competency Development
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Industry Tenet of Intentional Competency Development. Intentional Competency Development ensures that all employees who impact process safety are fully capable of meeting the technical and behavioral requirements for their jobs. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in understanding competency expectations, providing educational resources, and allowing time for people to build competency at all levels of the organization.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Internal Competency Development Program
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Internal v. External Accreditation
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Grooming a world class process safety/technical organization
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; How to defined competency in process safety: Is it a vertical silo or cross-functional?
Enhanced Application of Lessons Learned
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Industry Tenet of Enhanced Application of Lessons Learned. Enhanced Application & Sharing of Lessons Learned communicates critical knowledge in a focused manner that satisfies the thirst for learning. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in rapidly sharing lessons to drive improvement in company standards and practices.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Knowledge transfer
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Maintaining sense of vulnerability
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Legal aspect of lesson sharing
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; How to make thoughtfully share lessons (without overwhelming recipients/diluting the message)
Enhanced Stakeholder Knowledge
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Societal Theme of Enhanced Stakeholder Knowledge. Enhanced Stakeholder Knowledge promotes understanding of risk among all stakeholders, including the public, government, and industry leaders. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in engaging in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education for the community, starting in high school and university.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; SACHE
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; University Programs (MKOPSC and Purdue)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Meaningful internship/Co-Op assignments, motivate students to focus on PS
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Risk Communication focused on various Stakeholders
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Engagement with the community
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Interacting with LEPCs
Responsible Collaboration and Harmonization of Standards
This session will be focused on the Vision 20/20 Societal Themes of Responsible Collaboration and Harmonization of Standards. Responsible Collaboration is a cooperative relationship among regulatory and investigative authorities, labor organizations, communities, research institutions, universities, and industries. Harmonization of Standards for the safe design, operation, and maintenance of equipment streamlines practices, eliminates redundancy, and cooperatively addresses emerging issues. Papers on this topic will highlight best practices in working together on a common goal of excellent process safety performance, seeking to understand each other鈥檚 point of view, respecting each other鈥檚 perspective, and removing barriers to sharing and learning from incidents, promoting consistent understanding of risks, and maintaining effective process safety.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; GHS
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Joint Industry Projects
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Industry-driven regulations
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; EPA/OSHA Status on Executive Order and Harmonization activities
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Removing barriers to sharing for neighboring facilities
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Lessons Learned in Harmonization from Industrial Gas Facilities (ex: CGA, EIGA, etc)
Human Factors
The topic of Human Factors is becoming increasingly discussed as industry tries to better understand and manage the interactions among humans and other elements of a system. Papers on this topic will highlight current work or best practices on human factors (or error) associated with job/task factors, individual behavior, and the organization.
Potential Topics:
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Human Factors Research
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Human Reliability Analysis
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Critical Task Analysis
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Latest thinking from the ASM Consortium
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Fatigue management for trucking (Sleep Apnea Screening, in-cab electronics)
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; Colorblindness and the design of user-interfaces
- 聴&苍产蝉辫; ADA: Impact for facility design
Featured CCPS Projects
This session will highlight current CCPS projects. Papers will provide a summary of the updated or novel aspects of the project and serve as a communications tool for the associated activities or publications. Additionally, papers from individuals which support proposed or recently initiated projects could be accepted.
Case Histories and Lessons Learned
This is always an important session that reviews significant incidents. This session invites papers to help understand the causes and lessons learned from significant incidents