AIChE 2014 Past President Phil Westmoreland of North Carolina State University interviewed William Banholzer of the University of Wisconsin, who was the opening keynote speaker at the 2014 AIChE Spring Meeting and 10th Global Congress on Process Safety.
AIChE President Otis Shelton interviews Dr Bea Ponnudurai of PETRONAS, who shares thoughts from her 10th GCPS keynote and discusses process safety challenges and successes.
10th Global Congress on Process Safety Chair Jatin Shah sat down with Tuesday's lunch speaker Luke Kissam of Albemarle to chat about his talk entitled "Creating a Safety Culture". Luke is CEO & President of Albemarle Corporation, a leading global developer, manufacturer and marketer of highly engineered specialty chemicals for a wide range of industries.
Louisa Nara, technical director for the Center for Chemical Process Safety, sat down with Jordan Barab, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Mr. Barab spoke at the 10th Annual GCPS in New Orleans giving an overview of Executive Order 13650, which aims to improve chemical facility and security. In this video, Mr. Barab discusses the Executive Order and what role OSHA will play.
Through illustrated case studies and lessons learned, this course provides an in-depth understanding of the framework for establishing OCM programs and implementing OCM procedures for different types of changes.
Dr. Wool is a chemical engineering professor at University of Delaware and was recent academic winner of the Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Professor Richard Wool has created several high-performance materials using biobased feedstocks, including vegetable oils, chicken feathers, and flax. These materials can be manufactured using less water and energy, and producing less hazardous waste compared to petroleum-based processes. Professor Wool's products can be used as adhesives, composites, foams, and even as circuit...Read more
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If you are considering or have been offered a management position, how are things going to change for you? What is that first year going to be like? Dr. Jonathan Worstell outlined some answers to these questions and a framework for the transition of the new manager.
