Operating Procedures training

Prevention Program —Management System —Process Hazards Analysis —Process Safety Information —Standard Operating Procedures —Training... 

Employee Participation Process Safety Information Process Hazard Analysis Operating Procedures Training Contractors... 

Time required to incorporate new regulatory requirements into operating procedures, training programs and other processes. 

Integration of reactive hazard information into process safety information, operating procedures, training, and communication practices. 

Both IChemE (Barton and Rogers, 1997 p. 137) and HSE (2000 p. 42) briefly address operator training in systems that involve reactive hazards. None of the guidelines, however, address the transfer and communication of this information to technical personnel. There is little guidance on integrating reactive hazard information into operating procedures, training, and communication practices. 

Prevention program safety information hazard review operating procedures training maintenance incident investigation compliance audit. 

Centralizing clinical research operations Standardizing contracts and operating procedures Training and accrediting staff... 

A support program to maintain validation shonld be identified. It should include procedures for change control, maintenance and calibration, secnrity practices, contingency planning, operating procedures, training, performance monitoring, and periodic review. Operation and maintenance is discussed further in Chapter 12. 

All employees, including maintenance and contract employees, involved with highly hazardous chemicals must understand all associated safety and health hazards. A trained workforce is an effective deterrent against unsafe incidents. Employees of a process must be trained in the overview of the process and its operating procedures. Training must include specific safety and health hazards, emergency operations, and safe work practices. Refresher training is required every three years. 

Hand or body caught in new target in system, product exit system, or Zone 2A airlock doors Worker errur/inattention during stem or airlodc door operation Procedures/training in place for aU -equ ment in HCF. Entry to Zone 2A is required infiuquently. 

CP-14 Contaminatlo n Event (Rooms 107, 110, 111, 112)-SCB manipulator boot/ penetration confinement failure (Zone D- SCB manipulator boot/ penetration fatigue/failure operator error external forces applied to SCBs (natural phenomena/ external event) Mechanical properties of boot penetration ventilation (AP) control prevents leaks by inward flow operator procedure, training II Audible SCB (AP) monitor Ventilation flow (AP) shielding Procedure, training -Workers D -Collocated workers D -Public D -Environment D 3 3 3 3 manipulator boot/ penetration integrity -Regular boot replacement for manipulator maintenance... 

WE-4 Explosion or deflagration In elevator pit with waste drums in pit LELforH2 exceeded H2 source In vented waste drums limits H2 level in pit limited ignition sources N2 from cold trap exhausted to pit inerts the air operating procedures training iv Visual audible -Zone 2A shield walls -Distance through Zone 2A airlock EOPs, combustible material minimized Potential for facility damage Worker C Collocated D Public D Environment D 3 4 4 4 ... 

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