Perspectives on Process Safety from Around the World
Perspectives on Process Safety from Around the World consists of sessions that strive to provide a space for different regions around the world to get together at the Global Congress and discuss the issues that are significantly impacting the development in Process Safety in their regions, considering the particular needs of language, and cultural characteristics of each one.
2020 PPSAW Chairs
The conference agenda will consist of nine sessions, each with six 25-minute presentations. Papers are selected by session chairs based on an abstract of 100-200 words. The abstract must offer a brief account of the contents, conclusions, and the relevance to the topic area. Submitted abstracts must include the author, their affiliation, full address, email, and phone number. The papers will be published in the GCPS proceedings.
Encouraged topics for this conference include, but are not limited to:
RPPS Chair
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Sergio Fernandez, RPPS_chair@aiche.org
Session Topic Descriptions:
Japan's Process Safety Progress
These sessions will be focused on process safety activity in Japan. Although process safety is essential for all countries, the approach to process safety is different for every country. The social and cultural background can influence how process safety activity is implemented in an organization. Papers on this topic highlight process safety activity that comes from Japanese culture.
Spanish and Portuguese Topics in Process Safety
These sessions will be focused on topics that are impacting in Latin America, where many countries are adopting accidents prevention programs from principles, elements and concepts that consider (1) risk management, (2) hazard and risk analysis, (3) consequence modelling and (4) cyber security and instrumented systems.
