Amy Theis | AIChE

Amy Theis

Citation name

Theis, A.

Affiliation

DEKRA Process Safety

State

IL

Country

USA

Amy Theis is a safety professional with more than 20 years of experience serving the chemical, pharmaceutical and manufacturing industries. She has comprehensive background in the identification of chemical reaction hazards including facilitating Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) studies. She specializes in calorimetry test design for safe storage, transportation and processing of reactive chemicals including emergency relief system design for reactive chemicals. Her current role as DEKRA Business Development Director of Energetics and Explosives allows her to ensure that clients obtain appropriate test data to characterize their material hazards. Her education includes a Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering as well as being a professional engineer in the state of Illinois. Over the years, she has served AIChE in multiple roles including Safety & Health Division Chair, SACHE Committee Chair and LPS Committee member.

Sessions chaired or co-chaired

Emergency Planning and Response
2021 AIChE Virtual Spring Meeting and 17th Global Congress on Process Safety (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1115-8)
Engineered Safety Systems and Mitigation Technologies I
2021 AIChE Virtual Spring Meeting and 17th Global Congress on Process Safety (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1115-8)
Engineered Safety Systems and Mitigation Technologies II2022 Spring Meeting and 18th Global Congress on Process Safety Proceedings

Authored

(129b) Dangerous When Wet: Exploring Important Differences in Common Water Reactivity Testing Methodologies
2021 AIChE Virtual Spring Meeting and 17th Global Congress on Process Safety (ISBN: 978-0-8169-1115-8)
(138c) Understanding and Managing Hazards of Lithium-Ion Battery Systems2022 Spring Meeting and 18th Global Congress on Process Safety Proceedings

Associated proceedings 

2021 AIChE Virtual Spring Meeting and 17th Global Congress on Process Safety
2022 Spring Meeting and 18th Global Congress on Process Safety Proceedings