Risk Management Made Simple

With Process Safety Office®

Process Safety Office® is a suite of application tools to guide users through the risk reduction process. It includes components to conduct consequence analysis, risk analysis, facility siting study, pressure relief and flare systems design, PHAs, DHAs, compliance audits, and more. PSO was designed specifically for process safety and risk consultants to effortlessly manage routine PSM tasks. This practical and versatile toolbox of applications can improve compliance, risk management, and business efficiencies. PSO is the only integrated risk management tool in the industry.

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Tools for Managing Daily PSM

A powerful suite of time-saving tools for conducting quality risk analyses.

A calculation and design tool for pressure relief and flare systems (PRFS) evaluation and design.

Drastically reduce time in data collection and realize significant cost savings.

A better method for drawing piping isometrics in an easy to use interface.

An application for evaluating vibration induced fatigue in process and relief pipework.

Allows SuperChems™ users to generate and view reports from any version of SuperChems™.

Customize Process Safety Office® with your own user-defined components.

 

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Fire Exposure and Relief Protection for Vessels Containing Reactive Chemicals

The client was storing reactive materials in vessels that could be subject to fire exposure. They wanted to be sure that the relief protection on the vessels was correctly sized, or if not, what changes were necessary for an effective relief system.

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A major pulp and paper manufacturing company in Mississippi determined that its process safety management (PSM) program had to do more than merely follow OSHA regulations; they wanted it to also be effective in preventing accidents.

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A multinational energy company wanted to complete an evaluation of a pressure relief valve system in order to comply with the PSM standard OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119 which requires that employers compile information pertaining to the equipment in the process, including relief system design and design basis. 
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A chemical facility needed to update a previous Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) study of their plant to ensure the QRA reflected the most recent changes to equipment and buildings. OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119 PSM requires, under the Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) element, that employers conduct a facility siting study to verify that the location and occupancy of buildings, control rooms and trailers have been properly evaluated.
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