Perspectives on chemical hazard characterization and analysis process at DOE

Article ID	Journal	Published Year	Pages	File Type
575064	Journal of Chemical Health and Safety	2006	34 Pages	PDF

Abstract

While intended for chemical, non-nuclear SB applications, the report may be useful in other related areas such as the emergency management program as required by DOE O 151.1C and explosive operations as required by 29 CFR 1910.109.

Keywords

Emergency planning zone FTA OSHA ETA EPA SSCs HMIs EAL CCPS TPQ ACGIH FSP HAZOP ISMS OSR EphA AIChE American Institute of Chemical Engineers EPZ TEDE CHC DOE PAC SAC HCP EMP IDLH AEGL RMP FMEA DSA CSTC PSM Environmental Protection Agency Occupational Safety and Health Administration Aloha Safety and health SER Process Hazard Analysis event tree analysis Fault tree analysis Failure modes and effects analysis SMP SAD Environment Process Safety Management DEAR Screening criteria National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health NIOSH Department of Energy Total effective dose equivalent American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists

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Perspectives on chemical hazard characterization and analysis process at DOE

Authors

J.C. Laul, Fred Simmons, James E. Goss, Lydia M. Boada-Clista, Robert D. Vrooman, Rodger L. Dickey, Shawn W. Spivey, Tim Stirrup, Wayne Davis,