I want BP'Dexas refine plant exposure incident report

eaglewoo

I want BP'Dexas refine plant exposure incident report,who has it?

wkqjm2008

who,why?

eaglewoo

15 guys die,and 120 injure,cause CEO Mr.Brown quit

lixstjcn

The Board will convene a public meeting at 6 p.m. central time, Tuesday, March 20, 2007, at the Nessler Center, Wings of Heritage Room, 2010 5th Avenue North, Texas City, TX 77590, to release and consider the CSB's final investigative report on the accident,BP America Refinery Explosion  Texas City, TX, March 23, 2005

lixstjcn

I've download a piece of the report.

wanglh_dl

BP 有自己的调查报告，在GOOLE可搜到，共98页

eaglewoo

Incident Description
At approximately 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, March 23, a series of explosions occurred at the BP Texas City refinery during the restarting of a hydrocarbon isomerization unit. Fifteen workers were killed and about 170 others were injured. Many of the victims were in or around work trailers located near an atmospheric vent stack. CSB investigators have reported that the explosions occurred when a distillation tower flooded with hydrocarbons and was overpressurized, causing a geyser-like release from the vent stack.


Investigation Status
The Board will convene a public meeting at 6 p.m. central time, Tuesday, March 20, 2007, at the Nessler Center, Wings of Heritage Room, 2010 5th Avenue North, Texas City, TX 77590, to release and consider the CSB's final investigative report on the accident.

eaglewoo

i find it
please contact the below link
http://www.chemsafety.gov/index. ... =info&INV_ID=52

ERMT

YOU CAN GET IT FROM CSB

eaglewoo

U.S. Chemical Safety Board Votes Unanimously to Approve BP Final Report at Public Meeting, Calls for Nationwide Safety Improvements in Oil and Chemical Plants
For more information, go to: BP Investigation Information Page

Texas City, Texas - At a public meeting here tonight attended by more than 200 people, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) voted 5-0 to approve its final report on the March 2005 explosion at the BP Texas City Refinery, the worst U.S. industrial accident since 1990. The full text of the report and safety recommendations will be posted on CSB.gov within the next week.

CSB Chairman Carolyn W. Merritt said: "With the vote tonight, we embark on seeking the most significant safety improvements ever pursued by this agency. The 15 men and women who died here two years ago must not be allowed to perish in vain. Their lives, their dreams, and their hopes - and the manner in which they lost them - must never be forgotten."

eaglewoo

U.S. Chemical Safety Board Concludes "Organizational and Safety Deficiencies at All Levels of the BP Corporation" Caused March 2005 Texas City Disaster That Killed 15, Injured 180
For more information, go to: BP Investigation Information Page

Full Board to Weigh Recommendations to OSHA, Oil Industry, BP, and Union to Improve U.S. Refinery Safety at Public Meeting Tonight

UPDATED 9:30 p.m. CDT March 20, 2007, Texas City, Texas - At a public meeting here tonight attended by more than 200 people, the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) voted 5-0 to approve its final report on the March 2005 explosion at the BP Texas City Refinery, the worst U.S. industrial accident since 1990. The full text of the report and safety recommendations will be posted on CSB.gov within the next week.

CSB Chairman Carolyn W. Merritt said: "With the vote tonight, we embark on seeking the most significant safety improvements ever pursued by this agency. The 15 men and women who died here two years ago must not be allowed to perish in vain. Their lives, their dreams, and their hopes - and the manner in which they lost them - must never be forgotten."

eaglewoo

Houston, Texas, March 20, 2007 - In a 335-page final report released today, federal investigators from the U.S. Chemical Safety Board (CSB) conclude that "organizational and safety deficiencies at all levels of the BP Corporation" caused the March 23, 2005, explosion at the BP Texas City refinery, the worst industrial accident in the United States since 1990. The report calls on the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to increase inspection and enforcement at U.S. oil refineries and chemical plants, and to require these corporations to evaluate the safety impact of mergers, reorganizations, downsizing, and budget cuts.

CSB Chairman Carolyn W. Merritt said, "It is my sincere hope and belief that our report and the recent Baker report will establish a new standard of care for corporate boards of directors and CEO's throughout the world. Process safety programs to protect the lives of workers and the public deserve the same level of attention, investment, and scrutiny as companies now dedicate to maintaining their financial controls. The boards of directors of oil and chemical companies should examine every detail of their process safety programs to ensure that no other terrible tragedy like the one at BP occurs."

eaglewoo

too long, pls see the below link

http://www.chemsafety.gov/index. ... ews&NEWS_ID=355

eaglewoo

CSB Releases BP Texas City Accident Report Online: Includes Hyperlinks to Key Investigation Documents
For more information, go to: BP Investigation Page

Washington, DC, March 26, 2007 - The Chemical Safety Board (CSB) today released online the Investigation Report on the BP Texas City refinery explosion and fire that killed 15 and injured 180 others on March 23, 2005. CSB board members voted to approve the report in draft form at a public meeting in Texas City on March 20, 2007. At over 300 pages, the report, which may be viewed and downloaded at www.csb.gov, contains hyperlinks to internal BP documents that support many of the key findings in the report. These documents may be found on the CSB's BP Investigation Page.The public release of these documents was approved by BP.

"This report is the most comprehensive chemical accident report the CSB has produced," said CSB Chairman Carolyn Merritt. "It describes in detail how the accident occurred, the human factors such as operator fatigue that contributed to it, safety deficiencies at the facility, equipment design issues, unsafe placement of work trailers, the lack of process safety analysis, cuts in operations and maintenance costs and lack of investment in safer equipment, and a thorough analysis of BP's safety culture."

Ms. Merritt continued, " It is our hope that this report and its recommendations will not only help guide BP in the future, but will be useful throughout the chemical industry as an object lesson on what happens when a corporation's safety culture fails."

Don Holmstrom, lead investigator said, "Throughout the process of investigation, analysis, and writing, we have worked to present as clear a picture as possible of what led to the tragedy on March 23rd, 2005. We are certain the findings and conclusions will be of benefit to all in the chemical industry."
The CSB is an independent federal agency charged with investigating industrial chemical accidents. The agency's board members are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. CSB investigations look into all aspects of chemical accidents, including physical causes such as equipment failure as well as inadequacies in regulations, industry standards, and safety management systems. The Board does not issue citations or fines but does make safety recommendations to plants, industry organizations, labor groups, and regulatory agencies such as OSHA and EPA. Visit our website, www.csb.gov.
For more information, contact:
Sandy Gilmour 202-261-7614 or cell 202-251-5496, Public Affairs Specialist Kate Baumann 202-261-7612 or cell 202-725-2204, Public Affairs Specialist Jennifer Jones 202-261-3603, or cell 202-577-8448.

eaglewoo

http://www.csb.gov/index.cfm?fol ... =info&INV_ID=52

pls review the content by the link
you can read all reports of bp texas' refine plant explosion.
i think this could give you all a help

大智

http://bbs.anquan.com.cn/thread-77236-1-1.html

eaglewoo

louzhu,

Your link is Texas refine plant analysis,but not come from local authorities.

I read the lesson,it's very good,but I think it's not complete analysis.

You guys can read the link of CSB.and you can watch the media of the root causes analysis.You can understand the CSB took method and measure of the incident analysis.It's great to help us to do our safety work.