Multi-Plant Safety and Security Management in the Chemical and Process Industries

Author： Genserik L. L. Reniers  

Publisher： John Wiley & Sons Inc‎

Publication year： 2010

E-ISBN: 9783527630363

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9783527325511

Subject： TQ086 Technical specification of safety production

Language： ENG

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This practical text serves as a guide to elaborating and determining the principles, assumptions, strengths, limitations and areas of application for multiple-plant chemical safety and security management. It offers guidelines, procedures, frameworks and technology for actually setting up a safety and security culture in a cluster of chemical companies, thus allowing forward planning. The presentation is conceptually rather than mathematically oriented so as to maximize its utilization within the chemical industry.

Chapter

Contents

pp.：  9 – 15

Preface

pp.：  15 – 17

List of Acronyms

pp.：  17 – 19

1: Introduction

pp.：  19 – 23

2: Chemical Risks in a Multi-Plant Context

pp.：  23 – 49

3: A Multi-Plant Safety and Security Culture: The Requirements

pp.：  49 – 67

4: A Multi-Plant Safety and Security Culture– The Procedures: Establishing a Multi-Plant Safety and Security Management System

pp.：  67 – 105

5: A Multi-Plant Safety and Security Culture–The People: Facilitating Multi-Plant Safety and Security Collaboration

pp.：  105 – 141

6: A Multi-Plant Safety and Security Culture–The Technology: Developing the Tools to Advance Multi-Plant Safety and Security

pp.：  141 – 175

7: Assessing, Evaluating and Continuously Optimizing Operational Staffi ng Levels Within a Multi-Plant Area

pp.：  175 – 203

8: Multi-Plant Site-Integrated Safety and Security Governance

pp.：  203 – 217

9: Game-Theory: A Mathematical Technique to Convince Company Top Management to Invest in Multi-Plant Safety and Security

pp.：  217 – 239

10: Conclusions and Recommendations

pp.：  239 – 251

References

pp.：  251 – 261

Appendix A: Instrument for Evaluating Security Staffi ng Levels

pp.：  261 – 269

Appendix B: The IESLA Instrument

pp.：  269 – 279

Appendix C: Instrument for Evaluating Safety Critical Staffing Levels

pp.：  279 – 285

Index

pp.：  285 – 292

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