28th Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS)
Featured Topics of the 28th Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) includes: Human Factors for LOPA; Implementing Process Safety in Project Design; Operational Discipline in Operations, Engineering and Management; How to go from "Lesson" to "Learned": Focusing on Leadership Behaviors; and ...
The Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) International Conference is one of three parallel symposia that comprise The Global Congress on Process Safety. CCPS has been held annually since 1985. The symposium promotes process safety by providing a forum for practitioners from the chemical industry, allied industries, acedemia, and government to share technological advances in process safety, and global regulations in process safety. The symposium consists of 30-minute presentations.
CCPS Chair
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John Wincek, CCPSchair@aiche.org
Featured Topics
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Developing an Operational Discipline Program
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Sustaining and Improving an Operational Discipline Program
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Human Factors for LOPA
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Leveraging the Lessons of Near Misses
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Pilot Plant, Small-Scale Production and Laboratory Safety
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Using Leading Indicators As a Recipe for Success-Case Studies
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Implementing Process Safety in Project Design
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International Perspectives on Process Safety
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Management of Change
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Is the Corporation Learning From Incidents and Near Misses?
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Implementing Process Safety in Project Design