Chevron Phillips Chemical says it received 24 safety awards from Texas Chemical Council (TCC) for excellence in safety performance. Overall, eight company sites in Texas reportedly received recognition from TCC. The Orange and Port Arthur plants earned TCC’s highest honor, the “Best in Texas” safety award. The Pasadena Plastics Complex earned the Mary Kay O’Connor Process Safety Center Award for the fourth consecutive year. The site has won the recognition every year since TCC first established it in 2018, according to the company. Chevron Phillips’ Cedar Bayou plant also earned the distinction for the first time. The award celebrates innovations in process safety at eligible sites with no Tier 1 and 2 process safety events within the award year.
“Chevron Phillips Chemical believes in doing the right thing the right way every time, as part of how we approach operational excellence,” says Elliott Johnson, vice president of environment, health, safety and security. “These awards reinforce the importance of our approach, as well as our unrelenting commitment to Our Journey to Zero strategy, which places the safety of our employees, contractors and the communities where we operate as a core company value.”
“We congratulate the 2021 TCC Award winners for their exceptional efforts toward safety and reliable operations,” says TCC President Hector Rivero. “While still combating a global pandemic, they have continued to exceed expectations with their operational prowess. Their achievements serve as inspiration to others in the industry and we could not be more grateful for their remarkable work.”
TCC’s annual award program honors member companies for their commitment and continuous improvement in safety, environmental performance and community relations. Applications are anonymous and judged by a group of industry peers and community members.
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