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TWG2 Meeting Prompts Discussion on Ageing Assets
22/07/2010
A French national plan on safety of ageing equipment has been raised for discussion at a meeting of Technical Working Group 2 in Brighton, raising questions on the treatment of ageing equipment.
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Ispra Workshop Renews Attention Towards Safety Culture
22/07/2010
A subject of note at the mutual joint visit meetings at Ispra and associated workshops was the role of safety culture on process safety performance. A greater interest in ability to demonstrate a good process safety culture has been raised in recent years as it has been cited in major accident investigations.
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HSE Advises Against Planning Permission For Flats Near Gas Storage Site
07/07/2010
A large commercial and residential development planned for construction near a natural gas storage facility is to be refused planning permission following local authority consultation with the UK HSE.
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Mutual Joint Visit Fulda To Cover Safety Management
05/07/2010
The Mutual Joint Visit in Fulda on 27th to 29th October is to have a theme of Safety Management Systems (SMS) presentations.
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EPSC Presents Clarifiations on IEC61511 to TWG2
05/07/2010
At a Technical Working Group 2 meeting, at the request of the Joint Research Centre, EPCS Technical Director Richard Gowland made a pair of presentations on IEC 61511 and Safety Instrumented Systems.
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EPSC - European process safety centre

EPSC - European Process Safety Centre

EPSC - the European Process Safety Centre - is an international industry-funded organisation which provides an independent technical focus for process safety in Europe.

EPSC's activities are sponsored by chemical manufacturing companies and related businesses with a keen interest in chemical process safety.

EPSC's members secure the following benefits for themselves and the wider European chemical industry:

  • sharing and dissemination of information and experience on safety technology and accident prevention
  • technical input to legislators and standard makers to ensure more realistic legislation
  • improved co-ordination of safety standards across Europe
  • identification of emerging safety-related issues or gaps in knowledge where guidelines or reports could be produced or commissioned.
  • improved co-ordination of safety R&D and handling of complex technical research programmes
  • stimulation of R&D where there are gaps in knowledge
  • transfer of knowledge from elesewhere to Europe and between European countries
  • access to information from a single source

Click here for information on how to join