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A crowd of more than 100 attendees at the two-day expert summit at the Technical Museum of Vienna underlined that accident prevention at process plants had top priority. The TUV AUSTRIA Plant Safety Symposium, which was held from May 26th - May 27th 2011, boasted impressive expert talks and presentations on plant safety that gave the broad audience insights into modern methods, application and interpretation of regulation requirements, as well as past losses. The first day of th event was dedicated to both major subject areas of plant safety, industrial accidents (including law, technology, experiences and consequences) and modern risk analysis in all its various forms and aspects. Functional safety and innovations in the field of explosion protection came to the forefront on day two of the TUV AUSTRIA Plant Safety Symposium 2011, which also covered the current state of technology. The organisers of the successful event, the ever reliable and capable team of TUV AUSTRIA Academy, had a special treat in store for its guests: a splendid visit to a genuine Viennese "Heuriger", a traditional tavern specialised in wines made from the current year's grape harvest, to close the exciting first day with aplomb. While the culinary delights were bountiful, the evening also furthered the exchange of valuable experiences among attendees and presenters. Designers, builders and operators of plants, and members of authorities and inspection bodies alike seized this opportunity to make crucial new contacts in their respective fields. Plant Safety Symposium 2011 Download Area - Presentations and Supplements: Innovations of the Upcoming Seveso III Directive (Neuerungen in der kommenden Seveso III-Richtlinie) >> The Buncefield Fuel Depot Accident in Germany and its Consequences Lessons of Accidents (Lernen von Zwischenfällen) >> Results of the Austrian Layer-of-Protection Analysis Task Force Risk Based Process Isolation >> Declaration of Conformity for Plant Reconstruction Structured HSE Approach in Projects >> Proof of Reliability / Safety Integrity Level Quality of Process Control Engineering Protection Facilities Periodical Inspections of Process Control Engineering Protection Facilities "State of the Art" from the Work and Trad Law Point of View New Safety Requirments for Firings and the Practical Execution EN 746, 2010 Edition Current Innovations Regarding Ignition Protection Types and Equipment Markings in the Field of Explosion Protection (Aktuelle Neuerungen hinsichtlich Zündschutzarten und Gerätekennzeichnungen im Explosionsschutz) >> Inquiries: Gertrude PICHLER Phone: +43 (0)1 617 52 50-8196
Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Reinhard PREISS TUV AUSTRIA Services Phone: +43 (0)1 514 07 6136 |
