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“I was blown away. The project was completed under time and under budget.”
“Did quality work and communication was good throughout the project. ioMosaic’s work was important in order to understand the physical risk our equipment may have. ioMosaic’s work product was a key input to our final risk assessment.”
“Fantastic job, no complaints at all, everything was completed on time and as expected.”
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Professional Development
Virtual Instructor-Led and Online Process Safety Training
Learn to develop and implement cost-effective best practices in safety, technology and risk management.
Chemical engineers from facilities around the globe will share their expertise at the DIERS 2023 Spring Virtual Meeting. If you work with pressure relief systems, don't miss it!
Master techniques for addressing relief sizing for various scenarios, relief piping system design, flare header modeling and consequence modeling.
Learn about the fundamentals of pressure relief and flare system (PRFS) design, as well as contemporary assessment practices, including RAGAGEP.
Employee turnover has created a big challenge for companies for assuring proper job continuity, information transfer, and training, which could lead to serious process safety consequences.
Although many companies have reshaped their Management of Change (MOC) programs based on past experiences and prevalent best practices, many are still struggling to address issues.
This tutorial demonstrates how to get SuperChems™ to display distances and risk contours to specific Emergency Response Planning Guidelines (ERPG) dosage value.