Stay Safe

Bhopal's tragedy reveals critical flaws in inherently unsafe industrial design. What can we learn from this?

What’s more powerful than knowledge? The world's leading safety centers are banding together to answer just that.

Our tendency to underestimate the likelihood of rare occurrences can lead us to dismiss the possibility of process safety incidents.

Understanding the two kinds of change, deliberate and creeping, will aid you in keeping your facility a safe place to work.

It's crucial to operate within our professional boundaries and effectively mitigate risks when operating beyond them.

Daily experiences vary, but key events hold lessons. Reflection is vital for learning and shaping success.

Historical events and emotional connections can foster learning and help keep chemical facilities safe.

A deep understanding of risks empowers us to make informed decisions

Listen in as Trish Kerin employs the platypus to help us uncover weak signals -- those unexpected or unexplainable alarms, lead indicators that may be easily dismissed as false...

Ensure your employees are trained to respond to an emergency so their response is second nature.

Consider how changes impact the system and process safety

Storytelling provides a great way to communicate vital process-safety information.