Register online at: www.tacook.com/processsafety International Conference: 20 - 22 October, 2014, London, UK World Class Process Safety Management 2014 For Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Oil & Gas and Power Generation Conference Highlights Include: »» Pre-conference workshops, 20 October 2014 »» 3 dedicated industry tracks »» Industry and thought-leader keynote presentations »» Operator led case studies »» Cross-industry best practice panel discussion »» Interactive microforums Hear Case Studies and Expert Presentations From: BP Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) Centrica Dow Corning E.ON Kraftwerke Eni GDF SUEZ Keil Centre Lucite International HEAR REAL-LIFE CASE STUDIES, DISCOVER BEST PRACTICES AND TAKE AWAY KEY INFORMATION ON: »» »» »» »» »» »» »» Identifying industry leaders in process safety – How can operators measure up? Using the concept of ‘High Reliability Organisations’ to improve performance Process safety project development – Making process safety frameworks operational Managing and coordinating operational interfaces Developing competency in the next generation of process safety engineers Addressing the human causes of process safety incidents Analysing the benefits of risk-ranking operational sites SPONSORED BY: National Grid Pentagon Chemicals Scottish Power Syngenta Synthomer TOTAL Chemicals & Refining University of Sheffield IN ASSOCIATION WITH: Dear Colleague, World Class Process Safety Management 2014 has been specifically designed for the Chemicals, Petrochemicals, Oil and Gas and Power Generation industries. This year’s 4th annual event will provide an extensive range of operator case studies which will share best practices, lessons learned and proven methods for achieving a reliable process safety management framework. Organisations operating in high hazard industries are currently working hard to ensure that process safety principles are adopted within their operations, embraced by their workforce and championed from the top of their organisations. Despite these efforts, major incidents are still occurring, and it is essential that companies continue to ensure the challenges of behavioral safety, culture, communication and process safety system management are constantly tackled and monitored. T.A. Cook and the European Process Safety Centre are delighted to invite you and your colleagues to join us in London from October 20 – 22, 2014. Through operator case studies, expert presentations, pre-conference workshops, microforum and panel discussions, explore how operators can maintain a fully operational process safety framework and benchmark your processes against industry leaders to reduce the risk of any incidents. Conference highlights will include: »» Expert presentations from the Center for Chemical Process Safety, University of Sheffield and the Keil Centre »» Industry case studies delivered by major operators from across the chemicals, petrochemicals, oil and gas, and power generation industries »» Cross-industry best practice panel and microforum discussions, designed to stimulate open discussion and debate between industries »» Pre-conference workshops on Monday 20 October, designed to provide in-depth discussion and overview of process safety management in an interactive learning environment »» Extensive networking opportunities throughout the conference, in the exhibition and during the evening event Safety incidents will never be fully eradicated, but operators have the opportunity to reduce the risk of future hazardous events and ensure that their employees and assests are operating within the safest environment possible. Process safety management frameworks need continuous development, revaluation and dedication to ensure that standards are being fully met. Who Should Attend? The event will be of interest to VPs, Executives, Directors, Managers and Project Managers in the following roles: »» »» »» »» »» »» »» »» Process Safety Management HSE (SHE/EHS/SSHE) Plant Management Operations & Maintenance Engineering Integrity & Asset Management Risk & Security Emergency Planning & Response This event is also designed for consultancies, service providers, OEMs, and software solution providers in the area of safety, risk, operational and asset performance. The conference will be of interest to organisational leaders within the areas of: »» »» »» »» »» Process Safety and HSE Risk Management Materials & Integrity Management Operations, Maintenance & Engineering Sales, Marketing & Business Development Join us in London to hear how companies including BP, National Grid, Centrica, Eni, GDF SUEZ, Synthomer, Dow Corning and more are tackling these challenges. Kind regards, Thomas Cook Lee Allford Managing Director T.A. Cook Conferences Operations Manager European Process Safety Centre In Association With The European Process Safety Centre (EPSC) is an international industry-funded organisation which provides an independent technical focus for process safety in Europe. The objective of EPSC is to promote best practice in process safety across Europe in prevention and mitigation of chemical accident hazards. For more information, please visit: http://www.epsc.org Pre-Conference Workshops Monday 20 October, 2014 Our full-day interactive workshops will run from 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. with refreshments and lunch provided. WORKSHOP Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) Techniques and their Importance in your Risk Management System The purpose of this full day workshop is to provide a comprehensive overview of the different types of Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) techniques in terms of managing, reducing and potentially eliminating Major Accident risks affecting people (onsite and offsite), the environment and business (assets, reputation, share price etc). The workshop will have several worked examples throughout, as well as an outline of the advantages and disadvantages of using different PHA techniques relative to the facility lifecycle. The workshop is aimed at delegates who have either a brief knowledge on the subject and want to know more, or those more experienced delegates who want to get back to basics and refresh. Topics will include: »» »» »» »» »» Why are PHA techniques so important in Risk Management? Overview of the different PHA Techniques and their use in different facility lifecycle stages Advantages and disadvantages of the different PHA techniques available The importance of having an integrated, calibrated and descriptive risk matrix Integration with other Risk Analysis techniques Dr. Andrew Hallgarth, Principal Consultant & MD, Hazard Research & Risk Consultants Ltd (HazRes) WORKSHOP A Unifying Theory of Total Safety Culture - The Next Steps in Safety Leadership Join this full-day workshop to receive a detailed overview of a holistic approach to safety culture, combining key academic theories with practical experience. This session will cover the causes of human error and the best ways of minimising its impact. You will have the opportunity to discuss the challenges of changing culture towards safety, improving management and board level buy-in, as well as measuring successful process and behaviour safety. Practical case studies from around the world will be used to illustrate how organisations have succeeded and failed in their attempts to enhance safety culture. The workshop will summarise the main academic models of safety culture and how these can be consolidated into a business friendly format. You will also have the opportunity to analyse a number of the most current controversies and issues, as well as walking through best practise methodologies that companies have used to address these issues. Topics will include: »» »» »» »» Key theories of safety culture Specific controversies Organisational learning Organisational behaviours Tim Marsh, Managing Director, Ryder Marsh Ltd For more information on the pre-conference workshops, please visit: www.tacook.com/psm-workshops Please Note! Delegates can only register for one full-day workshop. Day One Tuesday, 21 October, 2014 08.30 Registration and Coffee 09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Lee Allford, Operations Manager, European Process Safety Centre 09.15 Process Safety Vision 20/20 »» A new vision for process safety excellence »» Addressing both what companies must do and how we must work together as an industry and society »» Exploring the roadmap and framework for ongoing work, both internal and collaborative »» Call to action Scott Berger, Executive Director, Center for Chemical Process Safety of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers www.tacook.com/processsafety 10.00 BP’s Global Process Safety Journey - Delivering Tangible Risk Reduction and Process Safety Improvements »» Progress on BP‘s global effort to enhance process safety and operational risk management in operations and projects »» Analysing the overarching strategy which is built of three enduring principles focusing on systematic management, people and assurance in operations »» Utilising BP‘s group-wide risk management process to illustrate application, with practical examples of risk reduction projects »» Observations on process safety metrics and plant reliability trends during implementation Dr. Steven A Flynn, BP Group Head of Risk Learning and Health safety & Environment, BP 10.45 11.15 Morning Refreshments and Browse Exhibition Power Generation Chemicals & Petrochemicals A1: Applying Process Safety Lessons Learned at Centrica B1: Process Safety Management – The Challenges of Implementation C1: A Methodology for Determining Environmental Risk Allan M Laing, CEO, Pentagon Chemicals Neil Smith, Skills Development Director, National Skills Academy for Process Industries Peter Davidson, Director – Safety, Commercial & Projects, UK Petroleum Industry Association A2: What Does an Industry Leader in Process Safety Look Like and How Do You Measure Up? B2: Risk Ranking Chemical Sites: Different Places, Approaches and Ethos – Consistent Outcomes? C2: Improving Corporate and Onsite Process Safety Culture and Competency at Eni Tony Stonehewer, Group Head of Process Safety, National Grid Ken Patterson, Group SHE Manager, and Guy Scudder, Group SHE Advisor, Synthomer Phil Mitchell, HSEQ Risk, Assurance & Process Safety Manager, Centrica 12.00 12.45 Oil & Gas Claudio Cignetti, Process Safety Management, Eni S.p.A Networking Lunch and Browse Exhibition Microforums 14.15 M1: Revalidation of your Risk Assessment There are various techniques used within the industry to perform an initial risk assessment, but for how long is the study still valid? Risk assessment studies help organisations identify key lines of defence. So why do so many major incidents continue to occur? This microforum will evaluate how operators can revalidate their assessments in order to avoid future major disasters. Graeme Laughland, ABB Consulting 15.00 Afternoon Refreshments and Browse Exhibition M2: The Corden Incident and Implications Vs Failures of PSM Examine the immediate cause and underlying root causes of the Corden incident, whilst considering the lessons learned from the investigation and implementation of process, organisational and behavioural safety improvements to minimise the risk of a recurrence. Simon Gakhar, Chilworth Technology Ltd Simon Axup, BST Solutions Day One Tuesday, 21 October, 2014 15.30 Using the Concept of ‘Highly Reliable Organisations’ to Improve Process Safety Performance at Dow Corning »» Defining and articulating the principles of High Reliability in a manner that uses organisationally relevant terminology and concepts »» Measuring and tracking process safety operations which contain numerous key activities that occur "in process" Identifying metrics, which with strong leadership, will support a culture that enables outstanding performance and verifies that is remains in control »» Establishing linkages to the chemical industry’s commitment to process safety through the Global Responsible Care Initiative, including the OECD global governance for chemical process safety »» Developing an effective risk reduction partnership with our global property insurer Chris Kneale, Global Manager of Process Safety, Dow Corning 16.15 Process Safety Project Development – Making Frameworks Operational »» Developing an integrated process safety management system »» Linking major accident hazards and safety cases/reports to the framework »» Engaging the workforce in the project development »» Measuring performance for sustainment Martin Sedgwick, Head of Asset Management, Scottish Power 17.30 Chairman’s Closing Remarks Lee Allford, Operations Manager, European Process Safety Centre 18.30 Departure for Networking Evening Event 4 for 3 Group Offer It’s always more valuable to attend as a group. Let your colleagues know about this event and take advantage of our group offer. 4 delegates from the same company can register for the price of 3. To make a group booking, please email [email protected] or call +44 (0)121 200 3810. Join the World Class Process Safety Management Group On: Day Two Wednesday, 22 October, 2014 09.00 Chairman’s Opening Remarks Lee Allford, Operations Manager, European Process Safety Centre 09.15 The Evolution of Process Safety Management »» Historical context of process safety »» Current key topic areas in process safety »» Where will the next focus of attention be? »» Developing competency in the next generation of process safety engineers Mike Considine, Professor Process Safety and Loss Prevention, University of Sheffield 10.00 Panel Discussion: Cross-Industry Best Practice This cross-industry panel discussion will feature speakers from across the conference. Hear best practice guidelines from the chemicals, petrochemicals, oil & gas and power generation industries and take away key knowledge and tips that you can implement into your process safety framework. Take this opportunity to ask any outstanding questions from the day’s conference and also share your own experiences and expertise. Panellists: Claudio Cignetti, ENI/ Michael Schoen, Syngenta/ Tony Stonehewer, National Grid 11.00 11.30 Morning Refreshments and Browse Exhibition Power Generation Chemicals & Petrochemicals A3: GDF SUEZ UK-Europe ‘Process Safety @ Work’ Journey B3: The Challenges of Standardising Process Safety Management Across Multiple Sites and Regions Stephen Willis, Process Safety Programme Manager UK-Europe, GDF SUEZ UK-Europe 12.15 A4: Process and Plant Hazard Management in Hydro Generation Christian Kolesch, Advisor Process and Plant Safety, Hydro Generation, E.ON Kraftwerke GmbH Michael Sellers, Process Safety Manager, Lucite International B4: Categorising Incidents Based On Their Potential Severity – Concepts, Benefits and Learnings Oil & Gas C3: Managing the Challenge of Operational Interfaces Jamie Dempster, Senior Integrity Engineer, GDF Suez Exploration and Production C4: Etablishing a Fully Integrated Asset Integrity Approach Speaker to be announced Michael Schoen, Regional Safety Manager, Syngenta 13.00 Networking Lunch and Browse Exhibition 14.00 Addressing the Human Causes of Process Safety Incidents »» Addressing different types of human failure »» How human failure influences process safety »» Understanding the root causes of human failure »» Applying lessons learned to improve performance Lindsey Miller, Human Factors Advisor, BP Richard Scaife, Director & Occupational Psychologist, The Keil Centre Ltd 14.45 Management of Major Accidents Based on Innovative Use of Quantitative Risk Analysis (QRA) Techniques »» Management of major accidents »» Visualisation of process safety information »» Innovative use of QRA techniques »» Development of efficient and cost effective solutions in the area of major accident prevention and mitigation Dirk Roosendans, Head of Department Technological Risks, TOTAL Refining & Chemicals 15.30 Chairman's Closing Remarks and Close of Conference Lee Allford, Operations Manager, European Process Safety Centre Premium Sponsors ABB Consulting provides technical and engineering services to help companies in the global process industries achieve operational excellence. We offer expertise in: environmental services, industrial energy efficiency, inspection, specialist functional engineering, integrity management, operations improvement, project services, process safety, technical software and technical training. We identify and implement pragmatic solutions based on technical excellence and industry expertise which: reduce risk, optimise costs and improve manufacturing efficiency. As part of ABB, the global engineering and technology group, we have access to the expertise of over 145,000 employees in over 100 countries around the world. Safe, reliable, efficient operations. For more information please visit: http://www.abb.co.uk BST, a DEKRA company, is a global safety consulting firm that helps companies at any stage of safety functioning improve performance. This ability has helped us become the safety provider of choice among leading companies in various industries including mining, oil & gas, chemicals, utilities, and railroads. With EMEA headquarters in Leuven, Belgium, BST has staff throughout Europe, Middle East, North and South America, Asia, and Australasia. BST has helped over 2,700 sites in 70 countries improve safety performance. Sustainable safety excellence requires leadership at every level. Yet, doing the right things to influence safety can vary widely from the senior leader to the manager and from the supervisor to the front-line employee. We help our clients identify, develop, and sustain safety practices appropriate to the roles and responsibilities of all their leaders. Our change management approach treats safety performance within the context of the whole organisation, including its systems, culture, and leadership. Not only do clients realise significant improvement in safety performance, they also build platforms that drive excellence across the business. For more information please visit: http://www.bstsolutions.com Chilworth, your Partner in Process Safety Excellence - Generating wealth for all stakeholders. For more than a quarter of a century, Chilworth has brought expertise and insight in process safety to many of the world’s most prominent companies through Consulting, Training, Testing services and Instrumentation. We have been established in UK, USA, France, Italy, India, Spain, China, Netherlands and Belgium. With extensive process safety test facilities available in four centres of excellence - Europe (Southampton, UK), North America (New Jersey and Chicago) and Asia (Shanghai). From best-in -class consulting and laboratory testing services to the professional development offered through our unique Academy, Chilworth delivers comprehensive Process Safety solutions. Our senior consultants are internationally recognised experts in their specialist fields, many have served on national and international standards committees. Our client base covers more than 2000 companies across 60 countries, including manufacturing companies in the Chemicals, Oil & Gas, Petrochemicals, Agrochemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Food & Beverage, Cosmetics, Personal & Household products industries. Your safety – our Insight. For more information please visit: http://www.chilworthglobal.com Petrotechnics provide easy to use world class scalable solutions that empower organisations in hazardous industries from the boardroom to the frontline to proactively manage the organisation to a less risky and more optimised performance. Our award winning solutions have been helping customers transform their frontline operations for over the past 25 years by systematising and standardising policies, rules and risk management practices across the organisation to control and manage work safely and efficiently. 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ETPIS works on 3 lines: Conventional risks, emerging risks and safety technologies, products and services. Improvement of industrial safety is important not only in human terms, to reduce workers’ pain and suffering, death toll and environmental & societal impact in case of major accidents, but it is also a way of ensuring that enterprises are successful and sustainable in economic terms. For more information, please visit: http://www.industrialsafety-tp.org Health and Safety International is Europe’s Largest Audited Safety Magazine. Are you responsible for the safety of your workforce? With more and more people working in dangerous environments and regulations and legislation getting tighter and tighter it is important that you keep up to date. As Europe becomes more integrated, changes in working practices regularly affect more than one country at a time. How do you keep abreast of what affects you and your company? HSI can help. 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