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    Regulatory Bodies & Associations: Governmental Policy & Budgeting

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    The document outlines various contributing factors that led to a safety incident at a chemical processing plant. It lists organizational issues like budget cuts, lack of emergency response, aging assets, and failures to implement safety improvements. It also mentions operational factors such as excessive work hours, control system inadequacies, faulty equipment, incomplete procedures, communication errors, and human errors. All of these issues working together over time likely compromised the safety of the plant's operations.

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    The document outlines various contributing factors that led to a safety incident at a chemical processing plant. It lists organizational issues like budget cuts, lack of emergency response, aging assets, and failures to implement safety improvements. It also mentions operational factors such as excessive work hours, control system inadequacies, faulty equipment, incomplete procedures, communication errors, and human errors. All of these issues working together over time likely compromised the safety of the plant's operations.

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    The document outlines various contributing factors that led to a safety incident at a chemical processing plant. It lists organizational issues like budget cuts, lack of emergency response, aging assets, and failures to implement safety improvements. It also mentions operational factors such as excessive work hours, control system inadequacies, faulty equipment, incomplete procedures, communication errors, and human errors. All of these issues working together over time likely compromised the safety of the plant's operations.

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    Regulatory Bodies & Associations: Governmental Policy & Budgeting

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    Alejandro José Poveda Guevara
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    Governmental

    Policy &
    Budgeting

    CCPS
    (Centre
    for
    Chemical
    Processin
    g Safety)

    Regulatory
    Bodies &
    Associations

    Local Area
    Planning &
    Government

    Company
    Planning

    Planning
    Regulatio
    ns

    Capacit
    y&
    Deman
    d

    Physical
    Process &
    Actor
    Activities

    Equipment &
    Surroundings
    TIME

    Profit &
    Capitalis
    m

    Low
    Employe
    e Moral

    Plant
    Layout

    Health &
    Safety
    Regulatio
    ns

    Open to
    Foreign
    Investmen
    t

    Environmen
    tal
    Protection
    Agency

    MAR
    (Major
    Accident
    Risk
    Assessme
    nt)

    Workforce
    Hierarchy
    &
    Manageria
    l Presence

    Inspectio
    n Bodies
    & Safety
    Regulatio
    ns

    Emergency
    Response
    Team

    Suggested
    Improvemen
    ts not
    Implemente
    d

    Violation of
    Policies &
    Procedures
    Without
    Consequen
    ce

    Placement
    of Trailers

    BP Budget
    Cuts

    Health &
    Safety
    Failures

    Ageing
    Assets

    Operator
    Exhaustio
    n

    Pressures
    due to
    reduced
    workforce
    Maximisation
    of Staff
    Working Hours
    through
    Financial
    Incentives
    Control
    Room
    System
    Inadequaci
    es /
    failures

    Faulty
    Equipme
    nt

    Instrumentat
    ion
    Omissions

    Rundow
    n Valve
    not
    Opened
    During
    Start-up

    Start-up
    Procedure
    Inadequatel
    y
    Completed

    Tower Level
    Control Set
    to Manual
    not
    Automatic
    Overfill of
    Raffinate
    Splitter
    Tower

    Communicati
    on Errors :
    Transition
    Between
    Night & Day
    Shifts
    Incomplete

    Lack of
    Immediat
    e
    Response

    Running
    Vehicle in
    Close
    Proximity
    Warning
    System
    not
    Activated
    (alarms)

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