Saturday, May 17, 2008
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Environmental, Health & Safety Resource Center

An alert operator is a safe operator
ChemicalProcessing.com
Maintaining a good work environment can contribute to a safer plant

Leading the Way to Process Safety
ControlGlobal.com
The Basic Ingredient in Any Process Safety Program Is Strong Leadership.

Vendors should see the light
ChemicalProcessing.com
Maintenance staffs would welcome warning LEDs on equipment

Leading the Way to Process Safety
ControlGlobal.com
The Basic Ingredient in Any Process Safety Program Is Strong Leadership.

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2005 Chemical Processing Readers' Choice Awards
2005 Readers' Choice Awards


White Papers: In depth research


Title Author Date
Improve plant operations with process control Honeywell 02/25/2008
Operations, startups, shutdowns, emergency procedures, bringing equipment to intermediate safe operational states and changeovers can all be significantly impacted by your refineries’ procedural operations. Find out how to improve your operations through process control improvements. 
Environmental Health and Safety Compliance in Biotech Companies: Common Deficiencies Encountered During Audits Environmental Health and Engineering 09/11/2007
Environmental health and safety (EH&S) compliance programs for companies that house laboratories are complex and not easily maintained. Even the most basic plan involves keeping a variety of permits up-to-date, performing regular employee training, conducting inspections, complying with a myriad of chemical storage and handling requirements, and keeping a number of contingency plans current and complete. This white paper identifies the most common pitfalls and four simple steps to keeping your EH&S program current. 
Implementing Foundation fieldbus Moore Hawke Fieldbus 06/14/2007
This white paper provides some insight into the process for safely implementing Foundation fieldbus in an area of your facility that has a hazardous classification. 
Four dust collection system design improvements that can yield significant annual energy cost savings United Air Specialists, Inc. 02/19/2007
The design and location of a dust collection system’s hood, ducting, collector and fan can collectively add sufficient static pressure requirements to the point where larger, more expensive to operate motors are necessary to maintain effectiveness. Optimizing these areas can make it possible to use smaller, more energy efficient brake horsepower motors. 
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Timeless Resources

Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) air pollution resources
The Environmental Protection Agency provides a variety of references and studies on air pollution.
Process manufacturing & The Clean Air Act
Read the entire Clean Air Act to see if your plant is compliant.