August 2012

Conducting An Organizational Culture Workshop

The focal point of this communications package is the PowerPoint presentation ; however, some organizations may wish to reinforce the Columbia message through an exercise or workshop intended to draw parallels between the Columbia learnings and the state of the local or corporate organizational...

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Instructions for using the Presentation

The presentation , along with the rest of the communication package, is intended to be used by a knowledgeable process safety professional to create an awareness among company upper management of the importance of a sound safety culture in stimulating enhanced safety performance (it is anticipated...

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Bibliography - Building Process Safety Culture Tool Kit

Official Investigation Reports for Case Studies Columbia Accident Investigation Board, Report Volume 1, Government Printing Office, 2003. http://caib.nasa.gov/news/report/volume1/default.html UK Department of Energy, The Public Inquiry Into the Piper Alpha Disaster (2 vol), London: HMSO, ISBN...

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Bibliography - Building Process Safety Culture Tool Kit

I. Official Investigation Reports for Case Studies Columbia Accident Investigation Board, Report Volume 1, Government Printing Office, 2003. http://caib.nasa.gov/news/report/volume1/default.html UK Department of Energy, The Public Inquiry Into the Piper Alpha Disaster (2 vol), London: HMSO, ISBN...

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Building Process Safety Culture Tool Kit

Developing, sustaining, and enhancing the organization's process safety culture is one of elements in the RBPS pillar of committing to process safety. CCPS invites you to start the journey by reviewing the Building Process Safety Culture Tool Kit to understand the attributes of a sound culture, and how your organization might begin to enhance its own culture.