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Proper preparation can go a long way toward easing compliance challenges. |
02/26/2009 |
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How Should Industry Tackle Threats? New report promotes inherently safer technology for hazardous facilities. |
12/22/2008 |
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Deftly Deal with Management of Change Consider some proven tactics to survive this grueling process. |
11/20/2008 |
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Avoid the basic errors in cyber security strategies that many chemical companies are making |
07/16/2008 |
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A four-phase risk reduction strategy can play a crucial role |
06/19/2008 |
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Feel Secure about Vulnerability Assessments Take advantage of some pointers from Security Professionals |
03/25/2008 |
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Feel secure about vulnerability assessments Take advantage of some pointers from security professionals |
03/14/2008 |
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Rethink your approach to process safety Place more emphasis on avoiding hazards rather than just controlling them. Process risk reduction can involve limiting the likelihood of potential accidents or cutting their consequences. |
09/11/2007 |
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With the new high risk chemical facilities federal anti-terrorism regulations, its time for the chemical industry to ratchet up its cyber-security efforts. Theres a surge in interest in cyber-subjects such as security certification, defense-in-depth strategies, risk-based planning and improved policies and procedures. |
08/31/2007 |
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Process safety is a good way to avoid bad consequences Process safety is an essential component of risk avoidance. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has long recognized the critically important role for process safety awareness. |
06/06/2007 |
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Users seeking appropriate process safety systems arent getting enough help from unspecific standards and ideal-world certifications. Heres how to gain useful safety capabilities in a buyer-beware world. |
06/01/2007 |
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Get ready to comply with new security mandates New anti-terrorism standards require the Department of Homeland Security to identify and regulate "high-risk chemical facilities." These facilities will be subject to a security vulnerability assessment. Where does your plant fit in with these new standards? |
05/29/2007 |
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Security poses an inherent industry dilemma Industry faces the threat of draconian demands from Congress as chemical plants remain an attractive targets for terrorism attacks, according to Mark Rosenzweig, editor in chief of Chemical Processing. |
09/21/2006 |
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Protect the perimeter and the process A visit to Honeywell's Geismar plant reminded Editor in Chief Mark Rosenzweig how to integrate security and control. |
04/12/2006 |
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Chemical plant site security enters the next phase With the last of mandated security deadlines now approaching, plants ponder future steps. Read about all of the improvements and procedural changes that have already occurred and find out what might be next for your plant's security plan. |
02/10/2005 |
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Chemicals get a bad reaction in Washington Accidents and deaths have not been enough to spur regulatory change under the Bush administration. There have been 167 accidents in the past two decades, and 108 people were killed in 48 of the incidents. |
01/28/2005 |
