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Recovery following a major event always creates challenges and complexity way above normal operation and, in many cases, requires specialist support from experts with experience of managing recovery projects of this type.
In this webinar, we will discuss what standard practices of running a high hazard site would look like against a case study outlining the processes that were needed to successfully: procure a suitable supplier, prepare for, and the removal of damaged equipment whilst working in a live refinery, not forgetting the impact on the operating team whilst working to a demanding timescale.
Webinar Plan
Introduction of speaker by chair (5 mins)
The presentation which will discuss the various activities (35 mins)
- Protection of people, environment and live equipment
- Drainage of significant quantities of bulk product, process fluids and isolation of damaged equipment from live systems
- Removal of damaged process plant and equipment
- Managing people pressures and HSE standards from removal of damaged equipment to back to normal operation
Q and A session (15 mins) - The speaker and panel will take your questions from the chat and answer them at the end of the session))
This Event has been organised by the “Good Practices in Process Safety” Working Group of the Process Industries Division of the IMechE. It is hosted by the Process Industries Division and promoted across the Process Industries Community.which includes the Centres in the North West and Yorkshire Regions, the Aberdeen Area, the North East area.