One of my associates mentioned an OSHA requirement for an Estop located near pumps (for non-flammable, cooling water).
I've not been able to locate any reference to ESTOP req's for non-flammable pumps.
Any thoughts or guidance from others would be appreciated.
Thank you.
M Eldridge
dcasto is referring to US regulations 29 CFR 1910.119 (OSHA Process Safety Management [PSM]) and/or 40 CFR 68 (EPA Risk Management Plan [RMP]) and/or various US state regulations.
Specifically, PSM & RMP require a Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) which is more inclusive than a HAZOP. A PHA must...
I received an official reply from MA engineering board that MA would not require PE for facilitating HAZOP.
Thanks, all, for your input.
best regards,
m
sorry, acronyms....
HAZOP = hazard and operability study (used in chemical industry)
group of operations and engineering meets and discusses the consequences of deviations within a process
I have been presented with an "opportunity" to assist one of my company's clients by facilitating a HAZOP.
As part of the proposal, I would not be leading and scribing, but not providing recommendations (client engineers would be participants).
I do not hold a PE valid in MA (where the HAZOP...
I am seeking assistance on a P&ID issue involving the same equipment appearing at multiple locations on P&ID sheets.
Ex. One tank is shown on three separate sheets, with process instrumentation differing slightly on each representation of the tank. (three pumps off of same tank and , therefore...