Exhibition: Hazards29 – See Leading Risk Management Solutions by Wilde at Europe’s Largest Annual Process Safety Conference

Wilde Analysis will be exhibiting at Stand 41 at the Hazards 29 conference being held on 22nd – 24th May at the International Conference Centre (ICC) in Birmingham.

Hazards 29 will share good practice, latest developments and lessons learned in process safety, promoting a continuous focus on safer operations, and helping to make good practice common practice.

It will cover every major aspect of process safety and bring together hundreds of practitioners from around the globe. It is the perfect place to learn from others’ experiences, keep up-to-date with good process safety practice, and network with the international process safety community.

Key features

• Around 100 oral presentations and posters from industry practitioners, researchers and regulators
• Invited plenary speakers from industry
• Trade exhibition of process safety products and services
• Workshops exploring key topics in more depth
• Social and networking opportunities

Wilde Analysis Presentation on “Control Room Design – Guidance Document EEMUA 201 3rd Edition Updated 2018”

Andy Brazier, Associate Consultant at Wilde Analysis will be presenting a paper at the 11.25am Design Engineering Session on Thursday 23rd May. The paper will cover ‘Control Room Design – Guidance Document EEMUA 201 3rd Edition Updated 2018′.

The work described in this paper was jointly funded by Wilde Analysis Ltd and the Engineering Equipment and Materials Users Association (EEMUA) and supported by the EEMUA Process Control Desk Design Working Group with input from the Health and Safety Executive (HSE).

The paper summarises the contents of the updated guidance, highlighting how it can be used to optimise control room design in order to reduce process safety risks. It will discuss the issues where views of experienced Control Room Operators differ significantly from current theory and explain how these can be rationalised in practice. Key messages will include the requirement to consider human factors from the very inception of a control room project and to ensure active participation of Control Room Operators throughout. The updated version of EEMUA 201 includes a number of templates that can be used by project teams to guide them through the various design stages so that they develop an optimum solution whilst utilising best practices.

To learn more about Andy’s presentation, please visit our news page or HAZARDS 29 Conference Programme

Further Information / Registration

For further information or to register your place at this event, please go to https://www.icheme.org/career/events/hazards-29/

Book an Appointment

If you would like to discuss a specific application or problem with our engineers while at the show, please bring along any details you have available.

We would be pleased to reserve a time slot for you to help you schedule your day or sign a confidentiality agreement in advance. Simply contact us to make arrangements or complete the form opposite.

Wednesday 22 May 2019

11:30–12:30 Registration
12:30–14:30 Workshops
15:00–17:00 Workshops
17:30–19:30 Plenary session including welcome presentations, guest lecture from Mike Bell, Walt Disney Parks & Resorts and flash poster presentations
19:30–21:00 Welcome drinks with poster and exhibition viewing

Thursday 23 May 2019

08:30–09:00 Refreshments
09:00–09:40 Plenary session – Dame Judith Hackitt DBE, EEF
09:40–10:20 Plenary session – Tracy Whipple, BP
10:20–10:50 Refreshment break
10:55–12:50 Technical presentations
12:50–13:50 Lunch break
13:55–15:20 Technical presentations
15:20–15:50 Refreshment break
15:55–17:20 Technical presentations
17:30–18:30 Information session – Professional Process Safety Engineer registration
19:00–22:00 Social event

Friday 24 May 2019

09:00–09:40 Plenary session – Mark Neate, Sellafield Ltd
09:40–10:20 Plenary session – panel discussion
10:20–10:50 Refreshment break
10:55–12:50 Technical presentations
12:50–13:50 Lunch break
13:55–15:20 Technical presentations
15:25–15:40 Closing session