The international organization responsible for developing best practices, guidance and educational resources for process safety management.
The Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) is an industry organization established by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) to improve process safety through the development of guidance, best practices, training and technical publications. CCPS has played a leading role in advancing process safety management, risk assessment and asset integrity practices across the global process industries.
The Center for Chemical Process Safety develops internationally recognized guidance that supports the safe design, operation and management of hazardous process facilities.
CCPS publications provide widely adopted guidance covering topics such as Process Hazard Analysis (PHA), Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA), Management of Change (MOC), Mechanical Integrity, Process Safety Metrics and Risk-Based Process Safety.
CCPS develops process safety guidance and best practices, whereas regulatory authorities and standards organizations publish enforceable regulations, codes or consensus standards.
Standards, Codes & Regulations; Process Safety; Risk Management.
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Center for Chemical Process Safety
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