Process safety education of future employee 4.0 in Industry 4.0

Gajek, Agnieszka; Fabiano, Bruno; Laurent, André; Jensen, Niels

doi:10.1016/j.jlp.2021.104691

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“…Therefore, energy firms' management should provide adequate training and education to their employees. According to [11], training and education sessions help the employees to be aware of and know the need for workplace safety they carry out their various tasks.…”

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“…In the literature, various scholars have suggested that different factors, such as government support, safety policy (SP), safety training (ST), safety communication (SC), safety commitment (SCT), safety incentives (SIs), safety measures and behaviors, safety climate and supervisory, engagement and policies related to risk assessment and employees' competencies, improve the frontline workers' safety accountability (SA), performance and responsibilities towards safety [7][8][9][10][11][12][13]. However, the above literature shows that despite being Saudi Arabia s leading national oil company and contributing massively to the development of the country's socioeconomic infrastructure [14].…”

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The Impact of the Implementation of Safety Measures on Frontline Workers’ Safety Accountability: A Saudi Arabian Case Study of a Well Intervention Business Model

Al-Arnous

Abdelwahed

2022

Safety

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Even in the best-case scenarios, working in the energy sector is tough because of the numerous possible risks that can arise during routine tasks. Therefore, the top priority of firms’ management is their responsibilities for their employees’ safety as they undertake various roles. In this study, the researchers investigated the effect of safety measures on the safety accountability (SA) of the Saudi Arabian Aramco Company’s frontline workers. The researchers used a quantitative approach and collected data through a survey questionnaire. We applied a random sampling technique to target the company’s frontline workers. Initially, the researchers distributed 450 questionnaires and received back 242 valid samples. This represented a 53% response rate. Next, the researchers applied Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) to assess the directions of the hypothesized paths. This study’s findings demonstrate that safety policy (SP), safety training (ST), safety communication (SC), safety commitment (SCT) and safety incentives (SIs) have positive and significant effects on frontline workers’ safety accountability (SA). In addition, this study’s findings provide guidelines to policy makers, government authorities and company heads to implement further initiatives that adopt precautionary and safety measures to protect their frontline workers’ lives. Further, this study’s findings show the benefits of opening avenues of research to concentrate on safety measures such SP, ST, SC, SCT and SIs in order to create the frontline workers’ responsibilities for safety accountability (SA). Finally, the empirical evidence, which the researchers obtained from the Aramco Company’s frontline workers, adds to the depth of knowledge on this subject; validates the environmental science and management literature; and provides road maps for other companies to investigate safety challenges

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Section: Literature Review and Formulation Of The Hypothesesmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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The Impact of the Implementation of Safety Measures on Frontline Workers’ Safety Accountability: A Saudi Arabian Case Study of a Well Intervention Business Model

Al-Arnous

Abdelwahed

2022

Safety

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“…An optimally performing control system is a key to achieving digitalization and automation as envisaged under the industry 4.0 paradigm. Industrial safety is critical to the progression of this fourth industrial revolution. − Process monitoring has been explored for decades to reduce hazards and meet process safety criteria. In this regard, process monitoring is a wide field which incorporates fault detection and diagnosis by considering measurements from the whole plant. , To that purpose, various important reviews have been published that examine the noteworthy approaches and discoveries in this research area. − The most prominent tools include the multivariate statistical process performance monitoring (MSPPM) methods such as dimensionality reduction, involving principal component analysis (PCA) − and partial least-squares (PLS). , Bayesian networks (BN) were also proposed and implemented for different processes, especially, chemical plants.…”

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Controller Performance Monitoring: A Survey of Problems and a Review of Approaches from a Data-Driven Perspective with a Focus on Oscillations Detection and Diagnosis

Bounoua

Aftab

Omlin

2022

Ind. Eng. Chem. Res.

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Optimal operations of industrial control systems require rigorous monitoring to ensure safety, increase profitability, and minimize plant maintenance downtime. Thus, controller performance monitoring has been actively pursued by the research community, resulting in increased research publications over the past two decades. The availability of large data sets, the so-called big data era, has led impetus to the data-driven domain of controller performance monitoring. In this paper, a comprehensive review of the data-driven research in the CPM domain is presented. To illustrate the rationale behind the research efforts, a succinct explanation of the faults observed in control loops and their influence on overall controller performance is also presented. The paper then provides the publicly available data repositories adopted by most researchers to assess and compare their performance monitoring techniques realistically. Moreover, a review of the most eminent techniques proposed so far concerning both detection and diagnosis phases is presented.

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“…With a worldwide increase in demand for chemicals, world chemical sales are expected to reach the level of €6.2 trillion in 2030 as reported by CEFIC* in 2020, 4 so the relevance of the process industry is taken for granted. The justification of process safety in academic curricula is also extensively stated in scientific literature by general guidelines, accreditation requirements, curriculum proposals, and literature reviews 5 …”

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“…The justification of process safety in academic curricula is also extensively stated in scientific literature by general guidelines, accreditation requirements, curriculum proposals, and literature reviews. 5…”

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Process safety education: Validating the concepts for a process safety program (article 2/2)

Boogaerts

Toeter

2022

Process Safety Progress

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This article focusses on the validation of the concepts that deserve integration in, for example, an Advanced Master of Safety Engineering program. The selection of the concepts was described in the previous article "Process safety education: Selecting the concepts for a process safety program." This historical and theoretical selection process of process safety concepts needs a validation by the industry and review by root cause analysis of recent major incidents and accidents. The finally selected, reviewed, and adjusted list of concepts are the backbone to build on and improve short and 1-year academic process safety courses and programs as well as industrial process safety trainings. Apart from the validation of the selected concepts, the industry validation also resulted in an extension and clarification of the concepts by experts in the subject matter and the desired competencies and characteristics of a young engineer educated in the process safety concepts.

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Process safety education of future employee 4.0 in Industry 4.0

Cited by 43 publications

References 30 publications

The Impact of the Implementation of Safety Measures on Frontline Workers’ Safety Accountability: A Saudi Arabian Case Study of a Well Intervention Business Model

The Impact of the Implementation of Safety Measures on Frontline Workers’ Safety Accountability: A Saudi Arabian Case Study of a Well Intervention Business Model

Controller Performance Monitoring: A Survey of Problems and a Review of Approaches from a Data-Driven Perspective with a Focus on Oscillations Detection and Diagnosis

Process safety education: Validating the concepts for a process safety program (article 2/2)

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