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  2. Introduction to Incident Investigation - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/ccps/introduction-incident-investigation

    Incident investigation is a way of learning from incidents that occur over the life of a facility and communicating the lessons learned to both internal personnel and other stakeholders. Depending upon the depth of the analysis, this feedback can apply to the specific incident under investigation or a group of incidents sharing similar root ...

  3. Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/ili/academy/courses/ch850/incident-investigation-and-root-cause...

    WHY effective incident investigation and root cause analysis (RCA) are vital, WHAT incident investigation skills/tools, technical competencies, and management support are required for an investigation team to be effective and efficient, HOW effective process safety incident investigations and RCA are done. The workshop materials are consistent ...

  4. Incident Investigation - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/topics/learn-experience/incident-investigation

    Incident Investigation. Developing, sustaining, and enhancing the organization's incident investigation competency is one of four elements in the RBPS pillar of learning from experience. The characteristics of an effective incident program and how organizations might begin to enhance their own incident investigation process, can be found in ...

  5. Incident Investigation - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/ccps/resources/rbps/Learn-From-Experience/Incident-Investigation

    Incident Reporting and Investigation. The thorough investigation, analysis and follow-up of incidents—including near misses—is one of the most effective ways to improve safety and reliability of process facilities. Yet, many struggle...

  6. Guidelines for Investigating Process Safety Incidents, 3rd...

    www.aiche.org/.../guidelines-investigating-process-safety-incidents-3rd-edition

    480. This book provides a comprehensive treatment of investigating chemical processing incidents. It presents on-the-job information, techniques, and examples that support successful investigations. Issues related to identification and classification of incidents (including near misses), notifications and initial response, assignment of an ...

  7. Incident Reporting and Investigation - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/ili/academy/webinars/incident-reporting-and-investigation

    Incident Reporting and Investigation. The thorough investigation, analysis and follow-up of incidents—including near misses—is one of the most effective ways to improve safety and reliability of process facilities. Yet, many struggle with the collection and management of data related to injuries, fires, regulatory/citation issues, illegal ...

  8. (9b) Root-Causes and Causal Factors: Effective Incident...

    www.aiche.org/conferences/aiche-spring-meeting-and-global-congress-on-process...

    The ultimate goal of an incident investigation is to find the underlying reasons for the occurrence of the event in order to prevent its reoccurrence. These reasons can be divided in two categories: root-causes and causal factors. The root-causes usually have to do with management practices like: communication, training, and resource availability.

  9. PHA, MOC and Incident Investigation in Partnership: A Catalyst...

    www.aiche.org/system/files/aiche-proceedings/415216/papers/-720/P-720.pdf

    Essential incident investigation elements: Timely reporting and investigation Investigation by knowledgeable individuals Assessment of contributing factors Recommendations Corrective action implementation Communication to relevant persons Common II triggering event is a demand on a safety system _

  10. Predict Incidents with Process Safety Performance Indicators

    www.aiche.org/resources/publications/cep/2016/february/predict-incidents...

    Lagging indicators provide reactive monitoring of the barriers through incident investigation, near-misses, and weaknesses discovered in the system. Leading indicators provide active monitoring of the barriers, and help to ensure the barrier’s continued effectiveness at reducing process safety risks.

  11. Incident Investigation Key Principles - AIChE

    www.aiche.org/sites/default/files/html/ccps/3362881/V3/mobile/index.html

    Key Principle #1: Know when an event is a process safety incident or a near miss . Key Principle #2: Develop and implement a written procedure to investigate process safetyincidents and near misses . Key Principle #3: The Investigation Team should consist of an appropriate number of trained and competent members