Remediation management plants

In the second case study, variation tree analysis and the events and causal factors chart/root cause analysis method are applied to an incident in a resin plant. This case study illustrates the application of retrospective analysis methods to identify the imderlying causes of an incident and to prescribe remedial actions. This approach is one of the recommended strategies in the overall error management framework described in Chapter 8. 

Where a specific incident leading to safety, quality or production problems has occurred, the plant management may wish to perform a very focused intervention. This will be directed at identifying the direct and underlying causes of the problem, and developing an appropriate remedial strategy. The process for performing an analysis of this type is described in the incident analysis section of Chapter 6. 

Srivastava, V. j. (1993). Manufactured Gas Plant Sites Characterization of Wastes and IGT s Innovative Remediation Alternatives." Paper presented at Hazardous and Environmentally Sensitive Waste Management in the Gas Industry, Albuquerque, NM, January. 

Just because they cannot spread, however, does not make plant disorders any less serious than infectious diseases. Fortunately, disorders are often easy to avoid and to remedy with good garden management. It s important to be aware of the various factors that affect plant growth, so you can try to keep them balanced. It s also important to recognize the symptoms of disorders so you can treat them effectively, instead of mistaking them for an infectious disease. 

Dennis, D. (1993). Columbus Georgia MGP site remediation case study. Proc. Management of Manufactured Gas Plant Sites Technology Seminar, Orlando FL, Mar. 23-24, 1993, Remediation Technologies, Arlington, VA, 283-288. 

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