Efficient time use to achieve safety of processes or “we ain't farmin' as good as we know how”

Howard, Walter B.

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“…We Know How'' [11]. He concluded the article by telling a story about an old farmer who was approached by a government agricultural agent, a new college graduate with a degree in agriculture.…”

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Process safety management—You can't get it right without a good safety culture

Hendershot¹

2011

Process Safety Progress

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An effective process safety culture is essential to an effective process safety management (PSM) program. A good safety culture is the difference between doing a PSM activity, and doing it well. Without a good culture, an organization can check off the boxes indicating that various PSM activities have been done, but the product of those activities may have little valuable content, and the PSM program may not be effective.

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Process safety management—You can't get it right without a good safety culture

Hendershot¹

2011

Process Safety Progress

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A career in process safety: 50 years of LPS

Dowell¹

2016

Process Safety Progress

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Drawing from a career from 1963 through 2016 in the chemical and process industries, this article will describe some informal practices of process safety elements observed during the Master‐Apprentice era of the 1960s. The article will trace the development of incident investigation, Process Hazard Analysis, and Fault Tree Analysis tools used by the author. It will touch on safety instrumented systems and the development of Layer of Protection Analysis to determine how strong the safety instrumented functions should be. © 2015 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Process Saf Prog 35: 8–12, 2016

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Hendershot¹

1999

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Efficient time use to achieve safety of processes or “we ain't farmin' as good as we know how”

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Process safety management—You can't get it right without a good safety culture

Process safety management—You can't get it right without a good safety culture

A career in process safety: 50 years of LPS

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