66th Annual Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium
September 12, 2022 to September 15, 2022
Don't miss the 66th Annual Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium. Experts from around the world will discuss the latest advances related to the safe production and use of ammonia, case studies, and lessons learned.
2022 Safety in Ammonia Plant & Related Facilities Symposium proceeding is available for pre-order and if you are missing Past proceedings you may order them on the link below:
https://store.omnipress.com/ammonia.html
Register Now!
Registration is now open for the 66th Annual Safety in Ammonia Plants and Related Facilities Symposium!
Save $95 when you register by August 12.
Payment for registration MUST be received and processed by September 9th, 2022.
Registrations after September 9, 2022, will need to be made in person at the onsite registration rate.
The objective of the conference is to improve the safety performance of the ammonia industry. This is achieved by sharing information on incidents, safety practices, and technology improvements in presentations and open discussion.
Why You Should Attend!
- Collaborate with over 400 industry attendees from more than 40 countries;
- Learn from industry leaders how to promote safety, operability, and reliability at your company;
- Access high-quality technical presentations covering a range of safety & reliability topics;
- Hear a roundtable discussion about industry incidents and near misses;
- Receive an overview of what products are available to improve safety performance;
- Meet vendors, service providers, and exhibitors offering access to the latest technical innovations.
Who Should Attend
The objective of the conference is to improve the safety performance of the ammonia industry. This is achieved by sharing information on incidents, safety practices, and technology improvements in presentations and open discussion.
Who should attend? Plant managers, Production Managers, safety managers, Process/Reliability Engineers, and everyone who is responsible for safety and performance of ammonia plants or ammonia handling facilities.
