Process safety management and the electrical function

OSHA regulations mandating process safety can have a significant impact on the full life cycle of an electrical system. Implementation of process safety management (PSM) is intended to prevent catastrophic accidents. It includes powerful managing system elements that can be applied to improve electr...

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Published inRecord of Conference Papers. IEEE Industry Applications Society 44th Annual Petroleum and Chemical Industry Conference pp. 109 - 119
Main Authors Wellman, C.M., McConnell, J.D.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1997
Subjects
Accidents
Chemical industry
Disaster management
Electrical safety
Environmental management
Management training
Occupational safety
Power system management
Quality management
Technology management
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ISBN0780342178
9780780342170
ISSN0090-3507
DOI10.1109/PCICON.1997.648174

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Summary:OSHA regulations mandating process safety can have a significant impact on the full life cycle of an electrical system. Implementation of process safety management (PSM) is intended to prevent catastrophic accidents. It includes powerful managing system elements that can be applied to improve electrical safety and help meet other business objectives. This paper introduces the subject and discusses how to apply PSM to electrical facilities in plants.
ISBN:0780342178
9780780342170
ISSN:0090-3507
DOI:10.1109/PCICON.1997.648174