Are you in control?
Process safety is about answering three simple questions
Risk Management
Master Class
30 April – 4 May 2018
Making risk understandable
Only when risks are completely understood, can they be managed.
Barrier based & visual
The barrier based approach makes risk visual and understandable for anyone.
Off-the-shelf software
Our software enables an integrated approach to assess, verify, monitor and manage risks.
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CGE Network Event
Save the date: 27 & 28 September 2018
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Learn about barrier based risk management
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“Barrier failure or weakening is often a causal factor in accidents and incidents. State Supervision of Mines uses bowties to identify the weak barriers by analyzing different incidents.
The insights from the bowties are helpful in assisting the gas network operators with their safety programs.”
State Supervision of Mines, The Netherlands“Some people were a bit skeptical, until we started making bowties in BowTieXP. They could actually see the progression of the threat, through the top event, ultimately ending up with the undesirable consequence, and what controls are in place to prevent this. If we had to do exactly the same in a text document, it would have to be a very large document to cover the same information. The bowtie format is very effective.”
Civil Aviation Authority, United KingdomCivil Aviation Authority, United Kingdom“Barrier failure or weakening is often a causal factor in accidents and incidents. State Supervision of Mines uses bowties to identify the weak barriers by analyzing different incidents. The insights from the bowties are helpful in assisting the gas network operators with their safety programs.”
State Supervision of Mines, The Netherlands
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Bowtie Library now includes over 600 bowtie diagrams
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In order to improve the quality of healthcare, it is important to assess the risks that might affect the service delivery and quality of health intervention. This will help other healthcare professionals to work on ensuring minimum risks are maintained in delivering a certain intervention to the patients. Bowtie proves to be successful in promoting healthcare staff [...]
Visualizing HAZOP information at the IChemE Members group meeting
CGE partner, David Hatch (Process Safety Integrity) will be presenting at the IChemE Tyneside Members Group meeting on 2nd May 2018. In his presentation, David will be following up on the article in the November 2017 issue of ‘The Chemical Engineer’, where he, Ian Travers (Leidos) and Paul McCulloch (CGE) introduced a visual HAZOP system that [...]
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