Safety/Security

From AI-powered cameras to crash-proof gates, manufacturers deploy cutting-edge defenses as CFATS expires.

Our tendency to underestimate the likelihood of rare occurrences can lead us to dismiss the possibility of process safety incidents.

Canada's standard takes an industry-agnostic approach. Its potential to influence global PSM practices and its role in setting benchmarks for organizations not covered by traditional...

The effects of a dust explosion can be devastating for people, property and processes. When combustible particulate material is handled or produced, the associated fire and explosion...

Malfunctioning sprinkler reacted with chemicals causing the early morning fire.

Deadly industrial accident sparks probe into liquid nitriding safety practices.

80% of organizations hit by email-related breaches in past year, with chemical companies at high risk as IT-OT integration expands attack surface

One injury reported; early reports suggest possible car collision with valve station.

How to ensure your chemical labeling operations are meeting safety and compliance guidelines.

Download this recent Ask the Expert to learn more about what this update means for your business.

Remote monitoring helps operators improve safety and prevent costly unscheduled downtime.

To help you deter dangers, Chemical Processing has put together this eHandbook.

Understanding the two kinds of change, deliberate and creeping, will aid you in keeping your facility a safe place to work.

Stephen J. Wallace’s novel is set in an ethylene production facility where an explosion kills workers. Plant management, emboldened by powerful political allies, scramble to hide...

The incident at Formosa Plastics in 2004 highlighted critical lessons in process safety. Human factors, communication gaps and inadequate equipment played significant roles in...

Based on his many years in the chemical industry and his years at the CSB, John Bresland developed a “top 10” list of rules for process safety success.