Plant safety programs generally

Chapter 7, Plant Safety Programs and Auxiliary Topics, covers plantwide systems and more general programs whose purpose is the improvement of the overall plant safety performance. 

The examination includes basic equipment process and program control prevention and corrective action on primary and secondary equipment, delivery of plastic materials, material handling, storage, quality assurance machinery and plant safety handling tools and equipment, packaging fabricated products, and general knowledge of plastics. 

General management system characteristics in control of the job, so called G-factors. They include Plant policies, implementation of methods, staff, information flow, management services, budgets, and risk assessment system, such as technical information system, hazard analysis, safety program review etc. 

In general, inherent and passive strategies are the most robust and reliable, but elements of all strategies will be required for a comprehensive process safety management program when all hazards of a process and plant are considered. 

Safety critical elements are any part of the installation, plant, or computer program whose failure will either cause or contribute to a major accident, or the purpose of which is to prevent or limit the effect of a major accident. The process of identification of safety critical elements on an asset generally follows the following steps ... 

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