# Trish Kerin
Principais episódios de podcast
Atualizada:
Top podcast episodes featuring trish kerin.
Revalidating Process Hazard Analysis: Getting Real Value
In this episode, Trish Kerin and Traci Purdum explore process hazard analysis revalidations and how to make them more effective. Kerin explains the difference between redoing a PHA and revalidating existing assessments, introducing the Delta HAZOP methodology that focuses on creeping change in faci…
When Nature Attacks: Preparing Chemical Facilities for NATECH Events
When natural disasters strike industrial facilities, the results can be catastrophic — and most companies aren't ready. In this episode of Process Safety with Trish and Traci, Trish Kerin and Traci Purdum explore NATECH events, where natural hazards collide with industrial risk. Drawing on real inc…
Could vs. Should: What 'Jurassic Park' Can Teach Us About Process Safety
In this episode, Stay Safe Columnist Trish Kerin reads her latest article for Chemical Processing. She's a proud GenXer, and she points out that a line from Dr. Ian Malcolm cuts to the heart of a critical distinction in process safety — the difference between what we are allowed to do and what we o…
Leading Safely in a VUCA World
When economic pressures mount, safety vigilance can quietly erode — and that's when incidents happen. In this episode, process safety expert Trish Kerin introduces APTBED, a practical decision-making framework for navigating volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous times. The acronym covers six c…
11 Fires, 60 Days: What's Really Behind the 2026 Refinery Crisis
Eleven refinery and fuel facility fires across four continents in roughly 60 days — that's the alarming backdrop for this episode of Process Safety with Trish and Traci. Process safety expert Trish Kerin examines whether the 2026 incidents are a statistical anomaly or a symptom of deeper systemic p…
GKN Aerospace Incident Offers Lessons in Reactive Hazard Management
Trish Kerin breaks down the runaway reaction that triggered a mass evacuation in Orange County, California, and explains what facilities handling reactive chemicals can learn about instrumentation, warning signs and emergency communication.
Editor's Note: We mention an upcoming webinar that Trish …
Who's Taking Care of the Safety Pro?
On this episode of Processing Safety with Trish and Traci, General Atomics safety engineer Valerie Stakes returns to discuss well-being in the safety profession, building on her 2026 ASSP conference session. She, Trish Kerin and Traci Purdum explore why safety professionals — often wired to please …
Piper Alpha Disaster: The Jenga Tower That Was Always Going to Fall
On this episode of Processing Safety with Trish and Traci, forensic engineer Dr. Sean Brady joins Trish Kerin and Traci Purdum to revisit Piper Alpha, the 1988 North Sea platform disaster that killed 167 workers. They trace how a lost permit-to-work, a missing relief valve, and a design never updat…
With OSHA Barely Watching, Who's Auditing Your Safety?
With federal OSHA down to roughly 1,700 inspectors for 12 million workplaces — meaning a facility might see a full inspection once every 191 years — self-regulation has effectively become the entire safety system. In this episode, Trish Kerin explains why internal teams stop noticing their own drif…
Trish Kerin on Process Safety, Storytelling and the Platypus Philosophy of Weak Signals
Recorded on the 28th anniversary of the Longford gas plant explosion, Christian Harris speaks with Trish Kerin of Lead Like Kerin about the incident that redirected her career into process safety, and why she believes leadership, communication and weak signals are the three areas the industry most …
MOTOR DE PESQUISA DE PODCAST
Pode usar nosso site para pesquisar podcasts3,833,196e episódios197,054,651por pessoas, lugares ou tópicos.
I have no special talent. I am only passionately curious, and
I listen to podcasts.
‐ Albert "Llamacorn" Einstein
EDITAR
Obrigado por ajudar a manter a base de dados dos podcasts atualizada.
