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Sharing Incidents and Near MissesWe want to bring safety even more into
focus at this year's conference by drawing on your experiences.
A refiner at the 2003 seminar had the courage to talk about their $7 Million fire and give an evaluation of the incident, root cause analysis and lessons learned. You can bet that all of us took those cautions home with us. Here's from another fellow coker
practitioner: "I would be glad to share an incident that
happened in the last 24 mo at a Coker. I would like those
that participate to consider not only 'incidents' but 'near
misses'. Near misses are situations that got identified before
an incident happened but would have led to an incident with just a
Bring an incident and share it? We're looking for just 5 to 10 minutes. You may prevent an injury or save a life!
You can make a difference! |
"My Manager
loved the idea. He said sharing Best Practices (particularly
Safety Best Practices) across the industry is the kind of thing
our company wants and he will support." These Refiners stepped forward at previous seminars to share their Lessons Learned: ConocoPhillips Lyondell-Houston ChevronTexaco Flint Hills Resources Shell Lyondell-Houston Frontier Refining ExxonMobil Will you join them? Tell us what you'd like to share. |
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slightly different set of circumstances or with a little more
time. I'm interested in hearing about switching in to the wrong
drum, mechanical failures from inadequate inspection or wrong
material installed, situations where process conditions changed
(temp, press, rate’s) that caused an incident
over time, small fires, environmental releases. These are as
much value to us in the Coker as the recap on a
big incident."
