“Preparing for Net Zero? High Hazard Leaders need to ask themselves – Are your existing systems fit for purpose? If you are adapting to change, re-developing assets, adopting to new technologies, carbon capture or hydrogen, COMAH may apply. Review your workforce competence and compliance management systems to make sure you keep pace with change”
A good course...we looked at what could go wrong, how badly it could go wrong and what could be put in place to make the process safer. It made you question if what was in place is right and not just accept that it is. Well paced and well presented!
“HSE's analysis of recent major hazard leadership interventions has highlighted the links between poor performance on site and a lack of competency in the management of major hazards at senior leadership level.
Boards should have at least one person who is accountable for process safety performance and workforce competence, who understands how the decisions made at board level can impact upon safety, both now and into the future."
We spoke to Andrew Winfield and Apprentices Alan Bamford and Levi Lanaghan at Whelan Refining the benefits of apprenticeships.
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A group of leading experts has launched a major study into managing process safety in high-hazard industrial sites. Control of Major Accident Hazards (COMAH) regulated …
Half of all British onshore high hazard sites have engaged in process safety training designed to reduce the risk of catastrophic incidents, new figures have …
Adequately preparing for regulatory inspection is key to minimising the potential for a poor result.
