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Webinar:
Management of Change (MoC)
Avoiding the Accumulation of Risk
10:00am (EDT) Thursday May 16, 2024
Site, operational, and personnel changes occur every day across the industry. Justifiable changes such as process efficiency, engineering enhancements, alterations to Standard Operating Procedures, and changes to staff will all contribute to the accumulation of small changes that may result in increased risk of fire and explosion in the workplace. How is this to be mitigated?
Management of Change stands as a cornerstone in process safety management in all industries. Despite its significance, it remains as one of the most challenging aspects to implement and control. This is because seemingly minor alterations slip under the radar of formal MoC processes. These inconspicuous adjustments accumulate over time, subtly transforming the plant.
This webinar will provide an understanding of:
- How to identify potential hazards that change can produce
- How to consider functionality in a MoC system
- Consequences of change for both plant and people (organizational)
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Technical Speaker – Dr Andrew Fowler, Director, Sigma-HSE
Dr Fowler received his BSc and PhD in Surface Chemistry from the University of Durham in 1984. He has sixteen years of experience as an HSE Process Safety Specialist Inspector covering field inspections, major hazards, and safety policy development. During his time at the HSE, Dr Fowler authored guidance publications and staff training manuals.
Following an accomplished career in the UK HSE, Dr Fowler gained a wealth of commercial consultancy experience. During this time, he completed multiple process safety management audits and published bespoke staff training programs.
Technical Speaker – Ismael Jaffery, Process Safety Specialist, Sigma-HSE
For the last 5 years Ismael has contributed towards reducing risk in high hazard industries. He is currently on his journey towards chartership. After gaining valuable Process Safety experience in the automotive coatings industry, Ismael has been rapidly developing his technical skills across a rangte of process safety consultancy firms.
He enjoys understanding Process Hazards and most importantly sharing learnings.
