Process safety management system development generally

First developed for the nuclear and aerospace industries. Safety Cases can be used in any activity or industry that poses high risk to workers or the community. One of the first examples was in the United Kingdom where the Nuclear Installations Act of 1965 that required covered facilities to create and maintain a Safety Case in order to obtain a license to operate. Since that time other industries that have used Safety Cases include pipelines, railways, and mining operations. Moreover, in spite of the fact that the term Safety Case is not widely used in the United States, the same approach to the development and application of Safety Management Systems is, in fact, used in other American industries. For example, the U.S. nuclear and space industries prepare Safety Analysis Reports (SARs) and Mission Safety Evaluations (MSEs), respectively. These documents have the same general intent and strucmre as a Safety Case. Within the onshore process... 

Employee involvement is a general principle to keep in mind when developing a school safety and health management system. The more employees that are involved in the process, the more they will take ownership of the process. Rather than creating... 

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