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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE
-
VII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
-
IX
1
INTRODUCTION
-
1
2
THE
RUN-UP
TO
THE
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
-
3
2.1
PURPOSE
OF
THIS
CHAPTER
-
3
2.2
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
THE
FIRST
AND
SECOND
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTIONS
-
3
2.3
POPULATION
GROWTH
-----4
2.4
LIVING
CONDITIONS
----
6
2.5
FOOD
----
7
2.6
CLOTHING
----
8
2.7
SOCIAL
STRUCTURE
-
9
2.8
TRANSPORTATION
-
11
2.9
TRANSFER
OF
SCIENCE
AND
TECHNOLOGY
-
12
2.10
BANKING
----
14
2.11
RESUME:
POPULATION
GROWTH,
SOCIAL
CHANGES
AND
INDUSTRIALIZATION
-
A
VIRTUOUS
CIRCLE
-
15
3
HISTORICAL
EVOLUTION
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
17
3.1
INDUSTRIALIZATION
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
TAKES
A
HIGH
TOLL
-
17
3.1.1
MAIN
INDUSTRIES:
TEXTILE,
RAILROADS
AND
MINING
-
17
3.1.2
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
FOR
RAILROAD
WORKERS
-
18
3.1.3
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
IN
MINING
-
19
3.1.4
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
IN
TEXTILE
INDUSTRY
-
20
3.2
INFLUENCE
OF
THE
LIBERAL
THOUGHT
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
22
3.2.1
THE
CENTURY
OF
THE
REVOLUTIONS
-
22
3.2.2
EMPLOYERS-WORKERS:
A
NEW
RELATIONSHIP
-----24
3.2.3
CONTRIBUTORY
NEGLIGENCE
-------
24
3.2.4
FELLOW
SERVANT
RULE
----
25
3.2.5
VOLENTI
NON
FIT
INJURIA
OR
VOLUNTARY
ASSUMPTION
OF
RISK
-
26
3.2.6
FREE
AGENT
DOCTRINE
-
27
3.3
INFLUENCE
OF
ECONOMIC
THOUGHT
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
29
3.4
UTOPIAN
SOCIALISM
-
33
3.5
RENEWED
POLITICAL
INSIGHT
AT
THE
END
OF
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
33
3.5.1
TRADE
UNIONS
REQUEST
FOR
BETTER
COMPENSATION
LAWS
-
33
XII
-----
CONTENTS
3.5.2
3.5.3
3.5.4
THE
INTERNATIONAL
WORKINGMEN
S
ASSOCIATION
(IWA)
-
35
NEW
COMPENSATION
LAWS
-
36
A
FIRST
REVOLUTION
IN
THINKING
ABOUT
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
36
3.6
A
MORE
SCIENTIFIC
APPROACH
TO
SAFETY
AT
WORK
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
42
3.6.1
3.6.2
3.6.3
3.6.4
3.6.5
LEADING
STUDIES
----
42
JOHN
CALDER
STUDY
(1899)
-----43
THE
PITTSBURG
SURVEY
(1907-1908)
----
45
PAMPHLET
OF
THE
FIDELITY
AND
CASUALTY
COMPANY,
1909
-
51
PARADIGM
SHIFT
ON
PREVENTION
OF
WORK-RELATED
ACCIDENTS
AT
THE
START
OF
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
53
3.7
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
54
3.7.1
3.7.2
3.7.3
3.7.4
3.7.5
3.7.6
3.7.7
3.7.8
3.7.9
3.7.10
3.7.11
3.7.12
3.7.13
3.7.13.1
3.7.13.2
PURPOSE
OF
THIS
CHAPTER
-
54
THE
INTERNATIONAL
LABOUR
ORGANIZATION
-
55
TECHNICAL
STANDARDS
-
56
SAFETY
AND
HEALTH
STANDARDS
AND
RULES
-
58
SAFEGUARDING
OF
MACHINERY
-
64
SAFETY
EDUCATION,
TRAINING
OF
PEOPLE
-
65
SHORT
SERVICE
WORKERS
-
67
SAFETY
INFORMATION
(POSTERS,
BULLETINS,
ETC.)
-
67
JOB
SAFETY
ANALYSIS
-
69
SAFETY
DEPARTMENTS,
SAFETY
COMMITTEES
-
71
MANAGEMENT,
LEADERSHIP
AND
IMPORTANCE
OF
SUPERVISION
-
73
INSPECTION
AND
CHECKLISTS
-
80
HUMAN
BEHAVIOR
-
81
THE
SYNDROME
OF
ACCIDENT
PRONENESS
-
81
SCIENTIFIC
MANAGEMENT
APPROACH
TO
HUMAN
PERFORMANCE
IMPROVEMENT
-
84
3.7.13.3
3.7.13.4
3.7.13.5
3.8
3.9
3.9.1
3.9.2
3.9.3
3.9.4
3.9.5
INDUSTRIAL,
WORK
AND
ORGANIZATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
-
88
SOME
OLD-NEW
SIMPLE
APPROACHES
-
96
HUMAN
BEHAVIOR
IS
NOT
A
ROOT
CAUSE
-
98
EVIDENCE-BASED
SAFETY
-
103
TRIBUTE
TO
HEINRICH
AND
BIRD
-
105
INFLUENTIAL
AUTHORS
ON
OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY
-
105
HERBERT
WILLIAM
HEINRICH
-
106
FRANK
E.
BIRD
JR.
-
107
DISCUSSION
ON
THE
1-29-300
AND
THE
1-10-30-600
RULE
-
110
IS
THERE
A
CORRELATION
BETWEEN
FATAL
ACCIDENTS
AND
NONFATAL
ACCIDENTS?
-
114
3.9.6
SAFETY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
-
116
CONTENTS
-
XIII
3.9.7
3.10
3.10.1
3.10.2
3.10.3
3.10.4
3.10.5
3.10.6
SAFETY
CULTURE
----
124
SOME
FINAL
THOUGHTS
ABOUT
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
OHS
SINCE
1900
----
133
SHORT
RESUME
OF
THE
OHS
APPROACH
SINCE
1900
-
133
QUANTITATIVE
DECREASE
IN
ACCIDENTS
IN
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
134
NEW
VICTIMS
BUT
SAME
ACCIDENTS
-
136
FUNDAMENTALS
FOR
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
139
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IS
A
RESULT-ORIENTED
ACTIVITY
-
142
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY:
MENTAL
HEALTH
AND
WELL-BEING
-
143
4
4.1
4.2
TECHNOLOGICAL
RISKS
-
145
INTRODUCTION
OF
NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
----
145
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
RELATED
TO
NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
OR
PRODUCTS
----
145
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
4.2.5
4.2.6
4.3
WHAT
ARE
MAJOR
RISKS?
-
145
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
STEAM
BOILERS
-
147
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
NUCLEAR
ENERGY
-
149
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
NEW
PRODUCTS
-
153
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
IN
THE
PROCESS
INDUSTRIES
-
154
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
IN
RENEWABLE
ENERGY:
BESS
-
157
TECHNOLOGICAL
ACCIDENTS
ARE
COMPLEX
AND
COMPLICATED
BECAUSE
OF
UNCERTAINTIES
-
160
4.4
4.5
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.5.4
4.5.5
4.5.6
4.5.7
4.5.8
WHY
DO
WE
HAVE
TO
DEAL
WITH
RISKS?
-
161
HOW
TO
DEAL
WITH
RISKS?
----
163
DIFFERENT
RISK
APPROACHES
-
163
PSYCHOLOGICAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
164
SOCIOLOGICAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
166
CULTURAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
168
ACTUARIAL
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
168
TOXICOLOGICAL
AND
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
169
ECONOMIC
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
172
ENGINEERING
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
173
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
PROCESS
SAFETY:
AN
ENGINEERING
DISCIPLINE
-
175
ENGINEERING
-
175
PROCESS
INSTALLATIONS
-
176
THE
FRAMEWORK
TO
PERFORM
RISK
MANAGEMENT
OF
PROCESS
INSTALLATIONS
-
177
5.4
5.4.1
5.4.2
5.5
APPLICATION
OF
INDUSTRY
STANDARDS
AND
BEST
PRACTICES
-
177
ENGINEERING
STANDARDS
-
177
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
179
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
-
181
XIV
-
CONTENTS
5.5.1
HAZARD,
DANGER
AND
HAZARDOUS
EVENT
-
181
5.5.2
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUES
----
183
5.5.3
OVERVIEW
OF
SOME
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUES
-
185
5.5.3.1
PRIOR
TO
STARTING
TO
USE
A
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUE
----
185
5.5.3.2
MOST
RECOMMENDED
METHOD
-----
185
5.5.3.3
HOW
TO
BE
SURE
THAT
ALL
HAZARDOUS
EVENTS
HAVE
BEEN
IDENTIFIED?
----
187
5.5.3.4
PRELIMINARY
HAZARD
ANALYSIS
-
188
5.5.3.5
HAZID-----
188
5.5.3.6
HAZARD
AND
OPERABILITY
STUDY
-----
189
5.5.3.7
SAFETY
AUDIT
AND
CHECKLIST
REVIEW
-----
199
5.5.3.8
STRUCTURED
WHAT
IF
CHECKLIST
TECHNIQUE
-----
199
5.5.3.9
FAILURE
MODE
AND
EFFECT
ANALYSIS
-
200
5.5.4
SELECTION
OF
AN
APPROPRIATE
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUE
-----
205
5.6
DEVELOPING
SCENARIOS
----
206
5.6.1
UNDESIRED
EVENT
VERSUS
ACCIDENTAL
SCENARIO
-
206
5.6.2
FAULT
TREE
ANALYSIS
-
207
5.6.3
EVENT
TREE
ANALYSIS
-
210
5.6.4
CAUSE-CONSEQUENCE
DIAGRAM
AND
BOW-TIE
METHOD
-
210
5.6.5
GENERIC
SCENARIO
GENERATION
-
210
5.7
PROBABILITY
ANALYSIS
-
213
5.7.1
UNDERSTANDING
THE
USE
OF
PROBABILITIES
IN
RISK
STUDIES
-
213
5.7.2
TYPES
OF
PROBABILITIES
USED
IN
QUANTITATIVE
RISK
ANALYSIS
-
214
5.7.3
SOURCES
OF
DATA
----
215
5.7.4
ENGINEERING
APPROACH
FOR
SELECTING
FAILURE
DATA
-
223
5.7.5
FREQUENCY,
FRACTIONAL
DEAD
TIME
AND
FAILURE
ON
DEMAND
-
226
5.8
CONSEQUENCE
ANALYSIS
-
228
5.8.1
QUALITATIVE
APPROACH
----
228
5.8.2
THE
USE
OF
(MATHEMATICAL)
MODELS
-
229
5.8.3
EFFECT
ANALYSIS
----
232
5.8.3.1
TERMINOLOGY
-----
232
5.8.3.2
METHODS
AND
MODELS
FOR
THE
CALCULATION
OF
THE
PHYSICAL
EFFECTS
----
234
5.8.3.3
CURRENT
CHALLENGES
WITH
EFFECT
MODELING
-
236
5.8.4
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
237
5.8.4.1
METHODS
FOR
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
237
5.8.4.2
SINGLE
VALUE
CRITERIA
FOR
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
238
5.8.4.3
STATISTICAL
APPROACH
(USE
OF
PROBITS)
----
246
5.8.4.4
MATHEMATICAL
ANALYSIS
OF
IMPACT
ON
BUILDINGS
AND
STRUCTURES
-
255
5.9
RISK
ANALYSIS
AND
RISK
ASSESSMENT
FOR
INDIVIDUAL
SCENARIOS
-
260
CONTENTS
-
XV
5.9.1
5.9.2
5.9.3
5.9.4
5.10
5.11
5.11.1
5.11.2
5.11.3
RISK
ANALYSIS
VERSUS
RISK
ASSESSMENT
-
260
CRITERIA
FOR
RISK
ASSESSMENT
-
261
RISK
MATRIX
----
264
AGGREGATE
RISK
ANALYSIS
AND
ASSESSMENT
-
268
PITFALLS
IN
RISK
ASSESSMENTS
-
270
RISK
REDUCTION
MEASURES
----
271
THE
BASIC
ASSUMPTION
OF
RISK
REDUCTION
MEASURES
-
271
DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH
PRINCIPLE:
MULTIPLE
LAYER
APPROACH
-
272
THE
FIRST
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
DESIGN
AND
ENGINEERING,
INHERENT
SAFE
DESIGN
-
278
5.11.4
5.11.5
THE
SECOND
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
OPERATIONS
----
284
THE
THIRD
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
AUTOMATED
ACTIVE
PROTECTION
AND
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
294
5.11.5.1
5.11.5.2
5.11.5.3
PURPOSE
OF
THE
THIRD
LAYER
-
294
ACTIVE
VERSUS
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
294
AUTOMATED
ACTIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
AND
FUNCTIONAL
SAFETY
SYSTEMS
----
295
5.11.5.4
5.11.6
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
299
THE
FOURTH
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
INCIDENT
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
-
299
6
PROCESS
SAFETY
RISK-BASED
MANAGEMENT
-
303
6.1
6.2
6.3
MAJOR
DISASTERS
ARE
ORGANIZATIONAL
ACCIDENTS
-
303
THE
PILLARS
OF
A
RISK-BASED
MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY
-
304
CAN
WE
USE
THE
RECIPES
OF
MANAGEMENT
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY?
-
306
6.4
6.4.1
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
309
THE
ROLE
AND
POSITIONING
OF
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
309
6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
6.4.6
6.4.7
6.4.8
6.4.9
6.4.10
6.4.11
6.4.12
6.4.13
6.4.14
RELATION
WITH
THE
PROCESS
ENGINEER
-
310
RELATION
WITH
TECHNICAL
INSPECTION
-
310
RELATION
WITH
MAINTENANCE
-
311
RELATION
WITH
OPERATIONS
-
311
STEM
----
311
LEGAL
REQUIREMENTS
-
312
AUTOMATIZATION
AND
INSTRUMENTATION
-
312
RELIABILITY
----
312
METALLURGY
----
312
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
-
313
STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
-
313
SPECIFIC
KNOWLEDGE
-
313
MAIN
TASKS
OF
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
314
XVI
-
CONTENTS
7
CONCLUSION
-
315
7.1
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
315
7.2
PROCESS
SAFETY
-
317
APPENDIX
I:
SWIFT
CATEGORIES
AND
QUESTIONS
-
319
REFERENCES
-
331
INDEX
-
345
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
-
VII
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
-
IX
1
INTRODUCTION
-
1
2
THE
RUN-UP
TO
THE
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTION
-
3
2.1
PURPOSE
OF
THIS
CHAPTER
-
3
2.2
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
THE
FIRST
AND
SECOND
INDUSTRIAL
REVOLUTIONS
-
3
2.3
POPULATION
GROWTH
-----4
2.4
LIVING
CONDITIONS
----
6
2.5
FOOD
----
7
2.6
CLOTHING
----
8
2.7
SOCIAL
STRUCTURE
-
9
2.8
TRANSPORTATION
-
11
2.9
TRANSFER
OF
SCIENCE
AND
TECHNOLOGY
-
12
2.10
BANKING
----
14
2.11
RESUME:
POPULATION
GROWTH,
SOCIAL
CHANGES
AND
INDUSTRIALIZATION
-
A
VIRTUOUS
CIRCLE
-
15
3
HISTORICAL
EVOLUTION
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
17
3.1
INDUSTRIALIZATION
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
TAKES
A
HIGH
TOLL
-
17
3.1.1
MAIN
INDUSTRIES:
TEXTILE,
RAILROADS
AND
MINING
-
17
3.1.2
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
FOR
RAILROAD
WORKERS
-
18
3.1.3
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
IN
MINING
-
19
3.1.4
STATISTICS
ON
ACCIDENTS
IN
TEXTILE
INDUSTRY
-
20
3.2
INFLUENCE
OF
THE
LIBERAL
THOUGHT
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
22
3.2.1
THE
CENTURY
OF
THE
REVOLUTIONS
-
22
3.2.2
EMPLOYERS-WORKERS:
A
NEW
RELATIONSHIP
-----24
3.2.3
CONTRIBUTORY
NEGLIGENCE
-------
24
3.2.4
FELLOW
SERVANT
RULE
----
25
3.2.5
VOLENTI
NON
FIT
INJURIA
OR
VOLUNTARY
ASSUMPTION
OF
RISK
-
26
3.2.6
FREE
AGENT
DOCTRINE
-
27
3.3
INFLUENCE
OF
ECONOMIC
THOUGHT
IN
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
29
3.4
UTOPIAN
SOCIALISM
-
33
3.5
RENEWED
POLITICAL
INSIGHT
AT
THE
END
OF
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
33
3.5.1
TRADE
UNIONS
REQUEST
FOR
BETTER
COMPENSATION
LAWS
-
33
XII
-----
CONTENTS
3.5.2
3.5.3
3.5.4
THE
INTERNATIONAL
WORKINGMEN
'
S
ASSOCIATION
(IWA)
-
35
NEW
COMPENSATION
LAWS
-
36
A
FIRST
REVOLUTION
IN
THINKING
ABOUT
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
36
3.6
A
MORE
SCIENTIFIC
APPROACH
TO
SAFETY
AT
WORK
AT
THE
TURN
OF
THE
NINETEENTH
CENTURY
-
42
3.6.1
3.6.2
3.6.3
3.6.4
3.6.5
LEADING
STUDIES
----
42
JOHN
CALDER
STUDY
(1899)
-----43
THE
PITTSBURG
SURVEY
(1907-1908)
----
45
PAMPHLET
OF
THE
FIDELITY
AND
CASUALTY
COMPANY,
1909
-
51
PARADIGM
SHIFT
ON
PREVENTION
OF
WORK-RELATED
ACCIDENTS
AT
THE
START
OF
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
53
3.7
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
54
3.7.1
3.7.2
3.7.3
3.7.4
3.7.5
3.7.6
3.7.7
3.7.8
3.7.9
3.7.10
3.7.11
3.7.12
3.7.13
3.7.13.1
3.7.13.2
PURPOSE
OF
THIS
CHAPTER
-
54
THE
INTERNATIONAL
LABOUR
ORGANIZATION
-
55
TECHNICAL
STANDARDS
-
56
SAFETY
AND
HEALTH
STANDARDS
AND
RULES
-
58
SAFEGUARDING
OF
MACHINERY
-
64
SAFETY
EDUCATION,
TRAINING
OF
PEOPLE
-
65
SHORT
SERVICE
WORKERS
-
67
SAFETY
INFORMATION
(POSTERS,
BULLETINS,
ETC.)
-
67
JOB
SAFETY
ANALYSIS
-
69
SAFETY
DEPARTMENTS,
SAFETY
COMMITTEES
-
71
MANAGEMENT,
LEADERSHIP
AND
IMPORTANCE
OF
SUPERVISION
-
73
INSPECTION
AND
CHECKLISTS
-
80
HUMAN
BEHAVIOR
-
81
THE
SYNDROME
OF
ACCIDENT
PRONENESS
-
81
SCIENTIFIC
MANAGEMENT
APPROACH
TO
HUMAN
PERFORMANCE
IMPROVEMENT
-
84
3.7.13.3
3.7.13.4
3.7.13.5
3.8
3.9
3.9.1
3.9.2
3.9.3
3.9.4
3.9.5
INDUSTRIAL,
WORK
AND
ORGANIZATIONAL
PSYCHOLOGY
-
88
SOME
"
OLD-NEW
"
SIMPLE
APPROACHES
-
96
HUMAN
BEHAVIOR
IS
NOT
A
ROOT
CAUSE
-
98
EVIDENCE-BASED
SAFETY
-
103
TRIBUTE
TO
HEINRICH
AND
BIRD
-
105
INFLUENTIAL
AUTHORS
ON
OCCUPATIONAL
SAFETY
-
105
HERBERT
WILLIAM
HEINRICH
-
106
FRANK
E.
BIRD
JR.
-
107
DISCUSSION
ON
THE
1-29-300
AND
THE
1-10-30-600
RULE
-
110
IS
THERE
A
CORRELATION
BETWEEN
FATAL
ACCIDENTS
AND
NONFATAL
ACCIDENTS?
-
114
3.9.6
SAFETY
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEMS
-
116
CONTENTS
-
XIII
3.9.7
3.10
3.10.1
3.10.2
3.10.3
3.10.4
3.10.5
3.10.6
SAFETY
CULTURE
----
124
SOME
FINAL
THOUGHTS
ABOUT
THE
EVOLUTION
OF
OHS
SINCE
1900
----
133
SHORT
RESUME
OF
THE
OHS
APPROACH
SINCE
1900
-
133
QUANTITATIVE
DECREASE
IN
ACCIDENTS
IN
THE
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
-
134
NEW
VICTIMS
BUT
SAME
ACCIDENTS
-
136
FUNDAMENTALS
FOR
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
139
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IS
A
RESULT-ORIENTED
ACTIVITY
-
142
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
IN
THE
TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY:
MENTAL
HEALTH
AND
WELL-BEING
-
143
4
4.1
4.2
TECHNOLOGICAL
RISKS
-
145
INTRODUCTION
OF
NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
----
145
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
RELATED
TO
NEW
TECHNOLOGIES
OR
PRODUCTS
----
145
4.2.1
4.2.2
4.2.3
4.2.4
4.2.5
4.2.6
4.3
WHAT
ARE
MAJOR
RISKS?
-
145
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
STEAM
BOILERS
-
147
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
NUCLEAR
ENERGY
-
149
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
WITH
NEW
PRODUCTS
-
153
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
IN
THE
PROCESS
INDUSTRIES
-
154
DISCOVERY
OF
MAJOR
RISKS
IN
RENEWABLE
ENERGY:
BESS
-
157
TECHNOLOGICAL
ACCIDENTS
ARE
COMPLEX
AND
COMPLICATED
BECAUSE
OF
UNCERTAINTIES
-
160
4.4
4.5
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.5.4
4.5.5
4.5.6
4.5.7
4.5.8
WHY
DO
WE
HAVE
TO
DEAL
WITH
RISKS?
-
161
HOW
TO
DEAL
WITH
RISKS?
----
163
DIFFERENT
RISK
APPROACHES
-
163
PSYCHOLOGICAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
164
SOCIOLOGICAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
166
CULTURAL
RISK
APPROACH
-
168
ACTUARIAL
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
168
TOXICOLOGICAL
AND
EPIDEMIOLOGICAL
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
169
ECONOMIC
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
172
ENGINEERING
APPROACH
OF
RISK
-
173
5
5.1
5.2
5.3
PROCESS
SAFETY:
AN
ENGINEERING
DISCIPLINE
-
175
ENGINEERING
-
175
PROCESS
INSTALLATIONS
-
176
THE
FRAMEWORK
TO
PERFORM
RISK
MANAGEMENT
OF
PROCESS
INSTALLATIONS
-
177
5.4
5.4.1
5.4.2
5.5
APPLICATION
OF
INDUSTRY
STANDARDS
AND
BEST
PRACTICES
-
177
ENGINEERING
STANDARDS
-
177
THE
ROLE
OF
THE
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
179
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
-
181
XIV
-
CONTENTS
5.5.1
HAZARD,
DANGER
AND
HAZARDOUS
EVENT
-
181
5.5.2
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUES
----
183
5.5.3
OVERVIEW
OF
SOME
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUES
-
185
5.5.3.1
PRIOR
TO
STARTING
TO
USE
A
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUE
----
185
5.5.3.2
MOST
RECOMMENDED
METHOD
-----
185
5.5.3.3
HOW
TO
BE
SURE
THAT
ALL
HAZARDOUS
EVENTS
HAVE
BEEN
IDENTIFIED?
----
187
5.5.3.4
PRELIMINARY
HAZARD
ANALYSIS
-
188
5.5.3.5
HAZID-----
188
5.5.3.6
HAZARD
AND
OPERABILITY
STUDY
-----
189
5.5.3.7
SAFETY
AUDIT
AND
CHECKLIST
REVIEW
-----
199
5.5.3.8
STRUCTURED
WHAT
IF
CHECKLIST
TECHNIQUE
-----
199
5.5.3.9
FAILURE
MODE
AND
EFFECT
ANALYSIS
-
200
5.5.4
SELECTION
OF
AN
APPROPRIATE
SPECIFIC
HAZARD
IDENTIFICATION
TECHNIQUE
-----
205
5.6
DEVELOPING
SCENARIOS
----
206
5.6.1
UNDESIRED
EVENT
VERSUS
ACCIDENTAL
SCENARIO
-
206
5.6.2
FAULT
TREE
ANALYSIS
-
207
5.6.3
EVENT
TREE
ANALYSIS
-
210
5.6.4
CAUSE-CONSEQUENCE
DIAGRAM
AND
BOW-TIE
METHOD
-
210
5.6.5
GENERIC
SCENARIO
GENERATION
-
210
5.7
PROBABILITY
ANALYSIS
-
213
5.7.1
UNDERSTANDING
THE
USE
OF
PROBABILITIES
IN
RISK
STUDIES
-
213
5.7.2
TYPES
OF
PROBABILITIES
USED
IN
QUANTITATIVE
RISK
ANALYSIS
-
214
5.7.3
SOURCES
OF
DATA
----
215
5.7.4
ENGINEERING
APPROACH
FOR
SELECTING
FAILURE
DATA
-
223
5.7.5
FREQUENCY,
FRACTIONAL
DEAD
TIME
AND
FAILURE
ON
DEMAND
-
226
5.8
CONSEQUENCE
ANALYSIS
-
228
5.8.1
QUALITATIVE
APPROACH
----
228
5.8.2
THE
USE
OF
(MATHEMATICAL)
MODELS
-
229
5.8.3
EFFECT
ANALYSIS
----
232
5.8.3.1
TERMINOLOGY
-----
232
5.8.3.2
METHODS
AND
MODELS
FOR
THE
CALCULATION
OF
THE
PHYSICAL
EFFECTS
----
234
5.8.3.3
CURRENT
CHALLENGES
WITH
EFFECT
MODELING
-
236
5.8.4
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
237
5.8.4.1
METHODS
FOR
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
237
5.8.4.2
SINGLE
VALUE
CRITERIA
FOR
IMPACT
ANALYSIS
----
238
5.8.4.3
STATISTICAL
APPROACH
(USE
OF
PROBITS)
----
246
5.8.4.4
MATHEMATICAL
ANALYSIS
OF
IMPACT
ON
BUILDINGS
AND
STRUCTURES
-
255
5.9
RISK
ANALYSIS
AND
RISK
ASSESSMENT
FOR
INDIVIDUAL
SCENARIOS
-
260
CONTENTS
-
XV
5.9.1
5.9.2
5.9.3
5.9.4
5.10
5.11
5.11.1
5.11.2
5.11.3
RISK
ANALYSIS
VERSUS
RISK
ASSESSMENT
-
260
CRITERIA
FOR
RISK
ASSESSMENT
-
261
RISK
MATRIX
----
264
AGGREGATE
RISK
ANALYSIS
AND
ASSESSMENT
-
268
PITFALLS
IN
RISK
ASSESSMENTS
-
270
RISK
REDUCTION
MEASURES
----
271
THE
BASIC
ASSUMPTION
OF
RISK
REDUCTION
MEASURES
-
271
DEFENSE-IN-DEPTH
PRINCIPLE:
MULTIPLE
LAYER
APPROACH
-
272
THE
FIRST
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
DESIGN
AND
ENGINEERING,
INHERENT
SAFE
DESIGN
-
278
5.11.4
5.11.5
THE
SECOND
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
OPERATIONS
----
284
THE
THIRD
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
AUTOMATED
ACTIVE
PROTECTION
AND
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
294
5.11.5.1
5.11.5.2
5.11.5.3
PURPOSE
OF
THE
THIRD
LAYER
-
294
ACTIVE
VERSUS
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
294
AUTOMATED
ACTIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
AND
FUNCTIONAL
SAFETY
SYSTEMS
----
295
5.11.5.4
5.11.6
PASSIVE
PROTECTION
SYSTEMS
-
299
THE
FOURTH
LAYER
OF
PROTECTION:
INCIDENT
MANAGEMENT
SYSTEM
-
299
6
PROCESS
SAFETY
RISK-BASED
MANAGEMENT
-
303
6.1
6.2
6.3
MAJOR
DISASTERS
ARE
ORGANIZATIONAL
ACCIDENTS
-
303
THE
PILLARS
OF
A
RISK-BASED
MANAGEMENT
STRATEGY
-
304
CAN
WE
USE
THE
RECIPES
OF
MANAGEMENT
OF
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY?
-
306
6.4
6.4.1
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
309
THE
ROLE
AND
POSITIONING
OF
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
309
6.4.2
6.4.3
6.4.4
6.4.5
6.4.6
6.4.7
6.4.8
6.4.9
6.4.10
6.4.11
6.4.12
6.4.13
6.4.14
RELATION
WITH
THE
PROCESS
ENGINEER
-
310
RELATION
WITH
TECHNICAL
INSPECTION
-
310
RELATION
WITH
MAINTENANCE
-
311
RELATION
WITH
OPERATIONS
-
311
STEM
----
311
LEGAL
REQUIREMENTS
-
312
AUTOMATIZATION
AND
INSTRUMENTATION
-
312
RELIABILITY
----
312
METALLURGY
----
312
SOCIAL
SCIENCE
-
313
STRUCTURAL
ENGINEERING
-
313
SPECIFIC
KNOWLEDGE
-
313
MAIN
TASKS
OF
THE
SENIOR
PROCESS
SAFETY
ENGINEER
-
314
XVI
-
CONTENTS
7
CONCLUSION
-
315
7.1
OCCUPATIONAL
HEALTH
AND
SAFETY
-
315
7.2
PROCESS
SAFETY
-
317
APPENDIX
I:
SWIFT
CATEGORIES
AND
QUESTIONS
-
319
REFERENCES
-
331
INDEX
-
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