A polystyrene production facility wanted a complete audit of all pressure relief valve files and documents to determine any process safety information gaps. Requirements included analyzing a third-party contractor’s evaluation of specific vessels that did not have a relief device installed on them, and a pressure relief and flare system design evaluation on the relief devices at the facility. Process Safety Enterprise® managed, tracked, and securely shared in one platform all data in the detailed baseline revalidation study.

Significant critical information is often lost following an accident/ incident due to poor data and information gathering procedures. As a result, should litigation occur, information that could be useful in determining the cause of the incident and later in building a defense is not collected. This paper will try to overcome these possible problems and suggests some of the information and data that should be collected and saved following an incident.

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