Hazards 24

Hazards 24

Conference programme
Note: the programme may be subject to alteration

Wednesday 7 May 2014

Tbc 09:0016:00 17:3018:00 18:0018:40 18:4020:30 Registration Optional workshops (see page 13 for details) Opening session

Technical committee
Kevin Dixon Jackson Chairman Sheila Beattie, Syngenta James Birch, FMC Chemicals Tony Clayton, Environment Agency Andrew Crerand, Shell Global Solutions Laurence Cusco, Health and Safety Laboratory Iqbal Essa, Health and Safety Executive Richard Gowland, European Process Safety Centre Peter Hunt, ABB Consulting Diego Lisbona, Bureau Veritas UK Andy Mackiewicz, AMPA Associates Rob Magraw, Baker Risk Martin Pitt, University of Sheeld Arvinder Saimbi, Samtech Process Safety Eric Swainson, MMI Engineering Craig Williams, Syngenta

Process Safety Matters Why Chemical Engineers Must Lead the Way in Getting the Right Safety Priorities on the Agenda Judith Hackitt, chair of the Health and Safety Executive and IChemE president
Welcome reception in the exhibition area

Thursday 8 May 2014

07:1508:30 08:3009:10 09:1009:50 09:5010:30 10:3011:00 Registration

BP's Process Safety Journey What Are We Learning About Learning? Steve Flynn, global head of risk, learning and health, safety and environment, BP The Designer's Contribution to Process Safety Management Foster Wheeler's Approach Frazer Mackay, managing director, upstream EMEA region, Foster Wheeler Energy Estimating Possible Impact of the Seveso lll Directive for the UK to Inform Negotiation and Implementation Sandra Ashcroft, senior policy advisor, Health and Safety Executive
Refreshment break with poster and exhibition viewing

Parallel session Hazard and Risk I Session chair: Iqbal Essa, Health and Safety Executive
There Is No Such Thing as a Black Swan Process Incident Paul Amyotte, Alyssa Margeson and Amelie Chiasson, Dalhousie University; Faisal Khan, Memorial University Lessons Learnt from Completing Formal Safety Assessments for FLNG Facilities Christopher Jones, Xodus Group Modelling of Accidental Hydrocarbon Releases in QRAs: Hole Size Versus Release Rate Basis Brian Bain, Asmund Huser, Andreas Falck, Andy Bolsover and Cynthia Spitzenberger, DNV GL HAZOPs Are Not the Only Fruit Conor Crowley, Atkins; Nigel Bowker, Blackhall Consulting

Parallel session Human Factors I Session chair: Martin Pitt, University of Sheeld
Decision Making Using Human Reliability Analysis Fabio Oshiro, Monaco Engineering Solutions

Parallel session Process Safety Management I Session chair: Andy Mackiewicz, AMPA Associates
A Simple End-to-End Guide to COMAH Report Writing and Management Mark Manton and Brad Eccles, ABS Consulting Shift Handover Where Are We Now Jim Ross, Infotechnics

Parallel session Lessons Learned I Session chair: Laurence Cusco, Health and Safety Laboratory
Lack of Safety Management Systems in Nigeria Oil and Gas Pipeline Uzoma Nnadi, Zaki El-Hassan, David Smyth and Jim Mooney, University of the West of Scotland Improving Organisational Learning: Why Dont We Learn Eectively from Incidents and Other Sources? John Wilkinson, The Keil Centre; Helen Rycraft, Magnox PSM Lessons from a Major Reformer Furnace Failure Roderick Prior, Shexcellence CC

11:0011:30

11:3012:00

Enhancing Process Safety and Plant Eciency Through the Competence of Control Room Operators Paul Leach and Michael Wright, Greenstreet Berman Human Factors Result in Alarms and Trips Failing to Achieve the Expected Risk Reduction Tony Foord, 4-sight Consulting Task Identication for Human Factors Safety Critical Task Analysis Jamie Henderson, Human Reliability Associates

12:0012:30

Developing Safety Leadership Behaviours in a Latin American Power Generation Company Johnny Mitchell, The Keil Centre Management Review of Process Safety John Wincek, Croda

12:3013:00

Lessons Learned from Major Accidents Having Signicant Impact to the Environment Zsuzsanna Gyenes and Maureen Heraty Wood, Institute for the Protection and Security of the Citizen, European Commission Joint Research Centre
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13:0014:00

Lunch break with poster and exhibition viewing

Parallel session Hazard and Risk Il Session chair: Andy Crerand, Shell Global Solutions
SIL Determination and High Demand Mode
Alan King, ABB Consulting 14:0014:30

Parallel session Consequence Assessment I Session chair: Diego Lisbona, Bureau Veritas UK
Small Scale Experimental Study of Vaporisation Rate of Liquid Nitrogen Released on Water
Nirupama Gopalaswami, M Sam Mannan, Luc Vechot and Tomasz Olewski, Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center

Parallel session Asset Integrity Session chair: Martin Pitt, University of Sheeld
Stochastic SIL Verication for Complex Safety Instrumented Systems
Sara Shahidi and Dr Mehran Pourzand, Monaco Engineering Solutions

Parallel session Dust Explosion and Area Classication Session chair: Arvinder Saimbi, Samtech Process Safety
Validation of the New Ignition Source Exploding Wire for Dust Explosion Testing in the 20-L-Sphere
Arne Krietsch, Yolada Kwangvitayanon, Martin Schmidt, Alexander Klippel and Volkmar Schrder, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM); Marc Scheid, Syngenta Crop Protection

Optimising Maintenance to Manage the Major Accident Risk

14:3015:00 Peter Okoh, Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Modelling of Time-Dependent Dispersion for Releases Including Potential Rainout

Henk Witlox and Mike Harper, DNV GL Software

Integrity Challenges in Harsh Environments: Lessons Learned and Potential Development Strategies
Faisal Khan, Memorial University of Newfoundland & University of Tasmania; Seyed Javad Hashemi, Ming Yang and Susan Caines, Memorial University of Newfoundland; Dan Oldford, ABS Harsh Environment Technology Centre

Hazardous Area Classication for Biomass

Steven Sherwen, ABB Consulting; Herodotos Phylaktou, University of Leeds

A Risk-Based Approach to Safety Distance Determination in the Process Industry

15:0015:30 Renato Benintendi, Angela Deisy Rodriguez Guio and Samuel Marsh, Foster Wheeler

Accumulation of Hydrogen Released into an Enclosure Fitted With Passive Vents Experimental Results and Simple Models
P Hooker, J R Hoyes and J Hall, Health and Safety Laboratory

Well Integrity Xmas Tree Acceptable Leakage Rate and Sustained Casing Pressure Mrudhul Raj, Atkins

Dust Explosions Hazardous Area Classication Powder Handling Areas

Di Shena, University of Nottingham; Olivier Leroy, BPE Design and Support; Keith Plumb, Integral Pharma Services

15:3016:00

Refreshment break with poster and exhibition viewing

Parallel session Legislation and Compliance Session chair: Laurence Cusco, Health and Safety Laboratory
Developing Options for Providing COMAH Site Information to the Public under the Seveso III Directive
16:0016:30 Jane Durling, Daniel Gaskarth and Aidan Whiteld, Environment Agency; Sandra Ashcroft and Rachel McCann, Health and Safety Executive

Parallel session Consequence Assessment II Session chair: Rob McGraw, BakerRisk

Application of Global Sensitivity Analysis to FDS Simulations of Large LNG Fire Plumes
Adrian Kelsey, Simon Gant, Kevin McNally, Health and Safety Laboratory; Steven Betteridge, Shell Research

Parallel session Environmental Protection Session chair: Tony Clayton, Environment Agency
Environmental Risk Tolerability for Major Accident Hazard Sites: A Method for Quantifying and Assessing Environmental Risk
M Nicholas, Environment Agency; I Brocklebank, SEPA; J Coates, CIA; P Davidson, UKPIA; H Bray, TSA

Parallel session Dust Explosions Session chair: Sheila Beattie, Syngenta

Burning and Explosion Properties of Metallic Nano Powders
Arne Krietsch, Marc Scheid and Martin Schmidt, BAM Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing; Ulrich Krause, Ottovon-Guericke-University

What is Good Practice for the Proof Testing of Safety Instrumented Systems of Low Safety Integrity?
16:3017:00 Je Wood, Ineos ChlorVinyls

A Methodology Based on Fault Tree Analysis to Assess the Domino Eect Frequency
Antioco Lpez-Molina, Richart Vzquez-Romn, Efran Quiroz Prez and M Guadalupe, Instituto Tecnolgico de Celaya; Flix-Flores, Universidad Autnoma de Zacatecas

Fire Water Retention Latest Guidance for Appropriate Design

Pat Swords, PM Group

A Correlation for the Lower Flammability Limit of Hybrid Mixtures

Jiaojun Jiang, Yi Liu and M Sam Mannan, Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center

17:0017:30

Certication for the IEC61508 Group of Standards in Perspective

Clive de Salis, The 61508 Association

Modelling Transient Leaks from Pressure Vessels Including Eects of Safety Systems
Jan Stene, Mike Harper and Henk Witlox, DNV GL Software

Design of a Safe Hazardous Materials Warehouse

Renato Benintendi and Simon Round, Foster Wheeler

The Inuence of Reduced Pressure on Flame Propagation in Dustair Mixtures

Hannes Kern, Gerald J Wieser and Harald Raupenstrauch, Montanuniversitaet Leoben

19:30

Conference dinner at the Balmoral hotel

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Friday 9 May 2014

08:3009:10 09:1009:50 09:5010:30 10:3011:00

How Much Progress in Process? Janette Edmonds, director/principal consultant ergonomist, Keil Centre
To be conrmed Robert Paterson, policy director for health and safety, Oil & Gas UK Refreshment break with poster and exhibition viewing

Parallel session Human Factors II Session chair: Martin Pitt, University of Sheeld
Benchmarking Human Factors in the Process Industries
11:0011:30 Jamie Elliott, Sarah Grindrod and Paul Sirett, HFL Risk Services

Parallel session Process Safety Management ll Session chair: Richard Gowland, European Process Safety Centre (EPSC)
Inclusive and Integrated Risk Assessment, Risk Management and SIF Denition under the IEC61508 Group of Standards
Clive de Salis, The 61508 Association

Parallel session Safer Operations Session chair: Iqbal Essa, Health and Safety Executive
Safety Case on a Page
Sally Forbes, AWE

Parallel session Fire and Explosion Fire and Explosion Session chair: Craig Williams, Syngenta
Consequence Modelling of Large LNG Pool Fires on Water
Steven Betteridge, Shell Research; James R Hoyes, Simon E Gant and Matthew J Ivings, Health and Safety Laboratory

11:3012:00

Development of a Task Analysis Programme Addressing Safety Critical Tasks at INEOS ChlorVinyls, Runcorn Site
Colin Brunold and Clive Mattock, INEOS ChlorVinyls

The Process Safety Audit a Corporate Comfort Blanket?

Lee Allford, European Process Safety Centre

The CO2PipeHaz Good Practice Guidelines for CO2 Pipeline Safety

Jill Wilday, Ju Lynne Saw, and Mike Wardman, Health and Safety Laboratory; Mike Bilio, Health and Safety Executive

Analysis of Fire and Explosion Hazards During Surface Transport of Liqueed Petroleum Gas: A Case Study
Nilambar Bariha, Indra Mani Mishra and Vimal Chandra Srivastava, Indian Institute of Technology

Linking Task Analysis with Other Process Safety Activities

12:0012:30 Andy Brazier, AB Risk

Where are your SIL Assessments Now?

Jo Fearnley, Jacobs Consultancy

Inherent Safety Application to Ensure an ALARP Design at Concept Stage

Khama Matiti, Monaco Engineering Solutions

Endex Stabilization of Thermally Unstable and Explosive Liquid Phase Systems

Rowena Ball, The Australian National University

12:3013:00

Behavioural Strategies for Improving Systems, Conditions and Behaviours

Manuel Rodriguez and James Birch, FMC Corporation

Total Operations Management for Safety Critical Activities: Industry Needs for Innovative Methods
Myrto Konstantinidou, NCSR Demokritos

A Study of Pressure Safety Valve Response Times under Transient Overpressures

B C R Ewan and C Weil, University of Sheeld; M Scanlon, Energy Institute

Study of Ammonium Nitrate Fertiliser Explosion Hazards

Zhe Han, Alba Pineda, Sonny Sachdeva and M Sam Mannan, Mary Kay OConnor Process Safety Center; Maria I Papadaki, University of Patras

13:0014:00

Lunch break with poster and exhibition viewing

Parallel session Lessons Learned ll Session chair: Sheila Beattie, Syngenta

Dynamic Simulation of Texas City Renery Explosion for Safety Studies
Joseph Isimite and Philip Rubini, University of Hull

Parallel session Consequence Assessment lll Session chair: Andy Crerand, Shell Global Solutions
Comparison of Predictions from the Gas Dispersion Model DRIFT Against URAHFREP Data
Graham Tickle, ESR Technology

Parallel session Corporate Process Safety Session chair: Trish Kerin, IChemE
Vision 20/20 - Characteristics of Companies with Great Process Safety Performance
Jack McCavit, Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS)

Parallel session Safety Culture Safety Culture Session chair: Diego Lisbona, Bureau Veritas UK
What are the Key Processes for Selection, Training and Development to Support Eective Supervisor Safety Behaviour within the UK Oil & Gas Industry?
George Petrie, consultant

14:0014:30

Runaway Chemical Reaction at Corden Pharmachem, Cork

14:3015:00 S J Gakhar and S M Rowe, Chilworth Technology; M Boylan and P Conneely, Health and Safety Authority

Consequence Analysis of Uncontrolled Fluid Flow in Wellbore

Ruochen Liu, Ray Mentzer and Sam Mannan, Mary Kay O'Connor Process Safety Center; Rashid Hasan, Texas A&M University

Why Dont all our Facilities Succeed in Applying Corporate Process Safety Requirements and What Can We Do About It?
Richard Gowland, European Process Safety Centre

Making Facilities Safer by Design

Graeme Ellis, ABB Consulting

Flixborough: Lessons Which Are Still Relevant Today

15:0015:30 Robin Turney, consultant

A New Integral Dispersion Model Based on OneDimensional Turbulence Theory

Jef Rowley, Baker Engineering and Risk Consultants

Sustaining Eective Corporate Governance in Process Safety Across Global Manufacturing Sites
Julian Hought and Andrew Fowler, HFL Risk Services

Corporate Memory the Collective Brain and the Struggle Against Amnesia
John Evans, gbaxi; Gordon Martin, consultant

15:3016:00

Closing session
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