Plant and Equipment Safety Regulations
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The Manufacture, Storage and Import of Hazardous Chemical Rules were amended in 2000.

True

FMEA stands for Failure Mode Evaluation Analysis.

False

Permit to work systems are part of safety control techniques.

True

The concept of disaster management does not include emergency preparedness.

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Accident investigation helps in the reporting and analysis of performance measures.

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Plant and Equipment Safety

  • Plant safety observation, inspections, and sampling are crucial for identifying and preventing issues.
  • Job safety analysis (JSA) helps to understand and assess safety requirements for tasks.
  • A safety inventory system tracks and manages safety equipment, ensuring availability.
  • Product safety assessment and control is important for risk mitigation.
  • Permit-to-work and safety tag systems are essential for managing hazardous tasks.
  • Loss control procedures minimize plant damages from accidents.
  • Damage control and system safety minimize adverse effects during accidents.

Laws and Regulations

  • Various rules, including those related to hazardous chemicals, chemical accidents, and hazardous waste, govern safety practices.
  • Specific examples of relevant regulations include the Manufacture, Storage, and Import of Hazardous Chemical (Amendment) Rules (2000), Chemical Accidents (Emergency Preparedness, Planning and Response) Rules (1986), and Hazardous Waste (Management, Handling and Transboundary Movement) Rules (2008).

Hazards and Risks

  • Hazard identification techniques explore different methods for risk analysis, including inductive, deductive, failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA), and consequence modeling analysis (CMA).
  • Fault tree analysis helps to understand the combination of events leading to accidents.
  • Risk assessment techniques identify and evaluate potential hazards and risks.
  • Accident investigation and analysis techniques are used in performance measurement.
  • Hazard analysis and measurement techniques help in risk assessment.

Major Accident Hazard Control

  • Understanding major accident hazards, their evaluation, types, and consequences is vital.
  • The roles of management, local authorities, and the public in addressing major accident hazards are crucial.
  • Onsite and offsite emergency planning, utilizing case studies, is part of the mitigation process.
  • Implementing control procedures and systems is essential for preventing major accidents.

Importance of Disaster Management

  • Disaster management involves local-level emergency preparedness and contingency plans.
  • International standards like ISO 14001, OHSA 18001, and OSHA's Process Safety Management (PSM) Systems are important aspects of preparedness.

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This quiz covers essential aspects of plant and equipment safety, focusing on safety observation, job safety analysis, and equipment tracking systems. You'll also learn about relevant laws and regulations that govern safety practices in the industry. Test your knowledge on how to minimize risks and ensure safety in hazardous situations.

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