October 2020
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Safety: Strategic considerations in contemporary process safety management
During this unprecedented industry crisis spurred by the COVID-19 pandemic, the process industry’s response has been multi-faceted, showing its generosity and humanitarian side, as well as its collective resilience to an environment filled with formidable challenges.
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The Author
Shah, G. C. - Wood Group, Houston, Texas
G. C. Shah, PE, CFSE, is a Senior Consultant at Wood and is involved in HAZOP/LOPA/SIL, environmental permitting/ assessment, fire protection, process troubleshooting, instrumentation and control-related issues.
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