BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:Near You Event - Is process safety management for me?... YES!\n \nEvent Type: Talk or debate\n\nIndustry Sector: Cross-sector\n\nSpeak Det ails: Chair: Richard Roff\nSpeakers: Stuart King\, Richard Hellebrand\nPam ela Robinson. Tim Jones\, Stephen Soleye\, tbc\n\nDescription : To \;b ook your place on to this event\, \;please click here.\n\n\n\n\nThis i s hosted by Process Industries Division and \;promoted across the  \;Centres in the North West \;and Yorkshire Regions and\, the Aberdeen Area\, all part of the Process Industries Community.\nProcess industries include many manufacturing and utilities sectors: \; food\, beverages\ , drugs\, chemicals\, fuels\, water\, plastics and more. \; The concep ts of process safety management &ndash\; the prevention of catastrophic in cidents &ndash\; that have been developed successfully in higher hazard pa rts of these sectors are vital in maintaining safe\, reliable operations a nd should be considered by engineers working in these and other quite diff erent sectors for their benefits.\nOrganisations that manage high-hazard p rocesses become skilled at defining clearly &rsquo\;what has to go right&r squo\; to competent people\, checking and measuring whether that is so\, u nderstanding the reasons when it has not been so\, having engaged managers and leaders\, and recognising and carefully managing changes. \; Star ting with a retrospective of 50 years of catastrophic incidents in 2021 we have run a series of short webinars covering each of these aspects under the headline of &lsquo\;steal with pride&rsquo\;.\nThis online seminar wil l include information\, break-out discussions and ideas-sharing for you to apply in your work. \; It will reflect on the series of webinars sinc e 2021 that have covered the concepts of process safety management and why they are important to mechanical engineers. \; It will also cover the importance of helping humans to be reliable in safety-critical critical t asks\, professional engineering ethics and the need to speak up\, and how the series&rsquo\; legacy could be best used by future engineers.\nEnginee rs from different disciplines and backgrounds will facilitate the sessions bringing their own career experiences.\n\n\n\n \n \n \n 09:45\n \n \n Registration \n \n \n \n \n 10:00\n \n \n Opening remarks and introduction\n ChairRichard Roff\n \n \n \n \n 10.10\n \n \n Summary of prev ious Steal with Pride topics- Learning organisations\; focus on barriers t o loss of control\; leadership interest\, change control\;\n In to to the session\n Richard Roff\n \n \n \n \n 10:40\n \n \n Human and Organisational Reliability&rdquo\;?\n Stuart King and Richard Hellebrand will then discuss &ldquo\;Human and Organisational Reliability&rdquo\;. In particular\, the use of Safety Critical Task Anal ysis (SCTA) as a Human risk assessment tool to complement the more traditi onal Process Hazard Analyses techniques\, which are mainly focused on engi neering designs.\n Stuart King\, Richard Hellebrand\n \n \n \n \n 11.20\n \n \n Break\n \n \n \n \n 11.30\n \n \n Engineering Ethics of Decisions and Safety\n Breakout sessions with 3 sepa rate case studies\n using video examples to discuss Engineering Ethics related to safety\, in particular as these apply to engineers who propose layers of protection &hellip\; which are sometimes downgraded or d elayed to the point that necessary safety barriers are not implemented.\n 20 minute per session.\n Facilitated by Pamela Robin son\, Tim Jones\, Stephen Soleye\n \n \n \n \n 12.30\n \n \n Plenary discussion\n Summarise case study (session 2) and discuss what legacy information people would be interested in having. Also discuss wha t audience would appreciate (format\, content\, style) for any future disc ussions on process safety facilitated by IMechE.\n Canvass for volunteers to help\, to continue&hellip\;\n Richard Roff and St ephen Soleye\n \n \n \n \n 12.50\n \n \n Final summary\, and reflect ions\n Richard Roff\n \n \n \n \n 13.00\n \n \n End of se minar\n \n \n \n\n \;\n\n\n\n\n \;\nThe \ ;IMechE \;has delivered a series of webinars on Process Safety\, many of which have been \;uploaded to YouTube:\n&bull\;Catastrophe! A 50 ye ar retrospective of catastrophic events and the lessons engineers can  \;learn \;May 2021\n&bull\;Steal \;with Pride! Learn from the Mist akes and Catastrophes of \;Others \;July 2021\n&bull\;Leadership i n process safety &ndash\; learn the lessons before you suffer your own los s&hellip\; \; \;Nov 2021\n&bull\;Critical \;Thinking for Proce ss Safety: How do you Know Your Barriers are Working? \;March 2022\n&b ull\;Leadership in Process Safety: Learn the Lessons Before You Suffer You r Own Loss \;April \;2022\n&bull\;Finding the Causes of Process Sa fety Incidents &ndash\; Getting beyond what went wrong to why? \;May 2 022\n&bull\;Performance Reporting and Analysis: Making Sure Leaders Know W hether Things are Going Right \; \;Sept 2022\n&bull\;Change \; Management: Making Sure Changes Don&rsquo\;t Lead to Catastrophe! \;&n bsp\;April 2023\n \;\nClick here to see all upcoming IMechE Process In dustries local events NearYou \;or visit \;www.imeche.org/industry -sectors/process\n\nContact Details: Noel Hensman\nTelephone: (+44) 0161 4 94 8845 \nAddress: United Kingdom. DTEND:20240319T130000 DTSTAMP:20260611T101823Z DTSTART:20240319T094500 LOCATION:Online Webinar\, Online Webinar\, Online Webinar\, United Kingdom SEQUENCE:0 SUMMARY:Is process safety management for me?... YES! UID:451adc85-0b57-471b-8364-5a521062ab61 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR