Contents

 

 

Recommended Reading >>

 

 

Security Guides & Methodologies >>

 

 

Emergency Response Planning Guide >>

 

 

Safety Training Videos film by Roger Leenhardt >>

 

 

Safety Alerts from Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center >>

 

 

Total Search System for Chemical Substances >>

 

     

 

Recommended Reading:

 

 

Legacy of Bhopal  
       
 

Still Going Wrong!

 

    by Kletz, Trevor. Sequel to "What Went Wrong? Case Histories of Process Plant Disasters". This title reinforces the original messages and covers new points. It focuses more on the procedural changes that can be made at all levels to prevent disasters from happening. First published Oct 2003 >>

 

 

 

A New Spin on Safety

 

    Removing inherent risks demand a balanced approach - by Dennis Hendershot Chemical Processing Magazine >>

 

 
 

Chemical Companies Unaware of Security Program Similarities  

 

 

Chemical Processing Magazine >>

 

 

 

DeWitt '04: Terrorism Fears, Environment to Slow LNG

 

    by Mike Sheridan Alchem Online Magazine - complimentary registration >>

 

 

 

Firms look to 'white biotechnology' to cut costs, save energy >> 

 

       

 

Have You Seen This Engineer?

 

 

 

by Rich Merritt CONTROL Magazine, Putman Media, April 2004 Issue >>

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Security Guides & Methodologies

 

 

National Petrochemical & Refiners Association (NPRA)

 

 

 

 

 

 

API Security Guidelines For the Petroleum Industry

 

    http://api-ec.api.org/filelibrary/Security_Guidance2003.pdf (5,079 kb) >> or Security_Guidance2003.pdf (1,976 kb) >>  

 

 

 

 

 

Dow's Experiences with Security Vulnerability Assessment

 

    VAM Protection against release of hazardous chemicals due to malevolent attack (65kb) >>  

 

 

 

 

 

Computer Security Alert >>

 

 

 

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SLP Emergency Response Planning Guide

 

 

The 133 page guide was launched in 2001. It was compiled by SLP members:

 

Alan Loh Peng Leong, GlaxoSmithKline (Chairman & Editor)

Ngiam Tong Yuen, ExxonMobil  (Editor)

Alvin Yee Ka Sun, National University of Singapore (Editor)

Ong See Hee, Merck Sharp and Dohme

Foo Swee Cheng, National University of Singapore

John R. Lockwood, EQE International (ABS Consulting)

Goh Chee Beng, Singapore Technologies

Fong Mun Seong, PowerSeraya

 
   

Chapter One is on Preparedness where the authors dealt with Hazard Survey and Hazard Assessment; Mitigation Systems; Support Facilities and Equipment; Training and Drills. Example with case study on a hazardous substance release, failure analysis, events consequences and modeling calculations, zoning and counter actions is given robust treatment.

 

Chapter Two is on Response that deal with Incident Command and Organisation; Evacuation; Communications; Protection for Response Team; Co-ordination with External Agencies. Readers will get excellent information on personnel protection equipment selection.

 

Chapter Three is on Recovery that deal with Termination and Recovery; Damage Assessment & Investigation; Public Information & Communication.

 

Order Information:

Price: S$25.00 + postage

Medium: CD-Rom

To order, send an email to secretariat@slp.org.sg

 
   

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  Safety Training Videos  
   

Of Risks and Men collection produced by Films Roger Leenhardt is a series of ten video case studies examining the main types of human error that threaten system performance. Each video discusses a particular error and is illustrated by an account lasting less than ten minutes of a disastrous industrial accident.

By knowing the main error mechanisms that could jeopardize safety in the workplace,  the  managers and operators are aware and better equipped to pick up the warning signs of a possible malfunction. This new vigilance helps prevent risks and enhances company performance. Trailers of the training video can be downloaded from: http://www.frl-safety-videos.com

 
   

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  Safety Alerts  
   

This a website showing analysis and study by researchers at the Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center, part of the

The Center provides these Safety Alerts with the sincere hope that they will lead to an increase of safety awareness and decrease of avoidable accidents. However, the Center encourages all users of this information to make sure that the information is applicable to their specific circumstances. http://psc.tamnu.edu/safety_alert/safety_alert.htm
 

 
   

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  Total Search System for Chemical Substances  
   

Try this URL!

The Japanese National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (NITE) has posted an English version of their Website titled "Total Search System for Chemical Substances."  In this website, you can check the METI inventory
status by CAS number, METI number and chemical names. The site also has toxicological, ecotoxicological, inventory information, chemical substances lists under CSCL and several other regulations, all the ACGIH TLVs, etc.

This is a very comprehensive chemical information website that should be bookmarked by all SHE professionals.

URL: http://www.safe.nite.go.jp/english/db.html

 

 


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