OVERVIEW
Protecting plant operations from unexpected
releases of toxic, reactive, flammable, or explosive
liquids and gases is critical to ensuring safe
and healthy workplaces across the U.S. As
mandated by the Occupational Safety and Health
Act of 1970, the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration’s Process Safety Management
(PSM) standard 29 CFR 1910.119 is designed to
effectively integrate safe principles, procedures,
and management practices to minimize the risk for
catastrophic events in the workplace.
ENTRUST Solutions Group offers a team of PSM
subject matter experts (SME) and consultants
who are dedicated to the improvement of client
plants and facilities, such as refineries, chemical
manufacturing operations, and other mandated
or non-mandated processes in operating safely,
responsibly, and efficiently.
ENTRUST’s PSM team has many years of
experience, working in highly regulated industries
and understanding the desired culture and
environment to implement a successful, feasible,
and effective PSM program.
ENTRUST PSM SMEs and consultants work
side-by-side with client representatives as coteam members in the client’s organization.
This synergy ensures the necessary culture,
attitude, and commitment of all who engage in
the implementation and development of these
essential PSM services.
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ENTRUST PSM SERVICES
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Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)
• Utilize the appropriate methodology for the
complexity, type, and kind of processes being
studied is vital to ensure all potential risk
scenarios are identified and evaluated
• Use of the proper documentation for a PHA
study is imperative to resolving identified
action items and high-risk scenarios
Process Safety Information (PSI)
• Provide information related to highly hazardous
chemicals (HHC)
• Consider technology and equipment deployed
in the process
• Enable operators to identify, understand, and
control the hazards posed by the processes
involving HHCs
• Provide continuous evaluation and updates
Training
• Provide training to operations, engineering,
and maintenance staff on specific regulatory
requirements and the necessary means to
implement PSM effectively
Mechanical Integrity Program
• Develop a well-defined Mechanical Integrity
Program – instrumental in an effective PSM
Program – to ensure processes operate
efficiently, reliably, and effectively
• Ensure that all equipment associated with
HCCs are designed, constructed, installed,
and maintained to minimize the risk of releases
Compliance Audits
• Verify that procedures, practices, and
documentation required under PSM standards
meet compliance obligations
• Provide recommendations on measures that
can be taken to ensure best practices are
in place to minimize potential for risk within
processes and with specific HHCs
Operating Procedures
• Develop written operating procedures that
provide clear instructions for tasks to be
performed, data to be recorded, operating
conditions to be maintained, samples to be
collected,