Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance

The process industries are encountering challenges in terms of process disasters; therefore, safety performance has become a focal spot for forthcoming research. Since the process safety management (PSM) has ignored the insight behavior of performance indicators along with their associated metrics....

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Main Authors: Shamim, M.Y., Buang, A., Anjum, H., Khan, M.I., Athar, M.
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Institution: Universiti Teknologi Petronas
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Published: Elsevier Ltd 2019
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spelling utp-eprints.248652021-08-27T08:44:51Z Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance Shamim, M.Y. Buang, A. Anjum, H. Khan, M.I. Athar, M. The process industries are encountering challenges in terms of process disasters; therefore, safety performance has become a focal spot for forthcoming research. Since the process safety management (PSM) has ignored the insight behavior of performance indicators along with their associated metrics. Therefore, it is imperative to develop the leading and lagging metrics for PSM elements. The evaluation of the past major catastrophes reveals that the severity of the disasters depends upon the performance of emergency planning and response (EPR) element of the PSM standard. Although this element is not considered as the contributing factor for the disasters, however, it is more likely to be accepted as mitigation and controlling technique. The current study focusses on the development of leading and lagging metrics for EPR element through the Delphi technique for safer chemical processes. Moreover, a mathematical model, safety performance index (SPI), based on the principle of relative ranking, has been developed for the quantitative evaluation of the developed leading and lagging metrics. Then, the established model has been applied to the case study of a major accident in the process industry, which identified the poor performing metrics in the accident. Hence, this paper is aimed to develop a helpful mathematical tool for quantitative evaluation of the performance of developed leading and lagging metrics in process industries. This will allow more academic consideration and may direct future researchers towards the empirical findings for sustainable safety performance through the proposed conceptual framework. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd Elsevier Ltd 2019 Article NonPeerReviewed https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85074370464&doi=10.1016%2fj.jlp.2019.103989&partnerID=40&md5=93776a32d4e621b0976bf7860b8fa38a Shamim, M.Y. and Buang, A. and Anjum, H. and Khan, M.I. and Athar, M. (2019) Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance. Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 62 . http://eprints.utp.edu.my/24865/
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description The process industries are encountering challenges in terms of process disasters; therefore, safety performance has become a focal spot for forthcoming research. Since the process safety management (PSM) has ignored the insight behavior of performance indicators along with their associated metrics. Therefore, it is imperative to develop the leading and lagging metrics for PSM elements. The evaluation of the past major catastrophes reveals that the severity of the disasters depends upon the performance of emergency planning and response (EPR) element of the PSM standard. Although this element is not considered as the contributing factor for the disasters, however, it is more likely to be accepted as mitigation and controlling technique. The current study focusses on the development of leading and lagging metrics for EPR element through the Delphi technique for safer chemical processes. Moreover, a mathematical model, safety performance index (SPI), based on the principle of relative ranking, has been developed for the quantitative evaluation of the developed leading and lagging metrics. Then, the established model has been applied to the case study of a major accident in the process industry, which identified the poor performing metrics in the accident. Hence, this paper is aimed to develop a helpful mathematical tool for quantitative evaluation of the performance of developed leading and lagging metrics in process industries. This will allow more academic consideration and may direct future researchers towards the empirical findings for sustainable safety performance through the proposed conceptual framework. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd
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author Shamim, M.Y.
Buang, A.
Anjum, H.
Khan, M.I.
Athar, M.
spellingShingle Shamim, M.Y.
Buang, A.
Anjum, H.
Khan, M.I.
Athar, M.
Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
author_sort Shamim, M.Y.
title Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
title_short Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
title_full Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
title_fullStr Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
title_full_unstemmed Development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
title_sort development and quantitative evaluation of leading and lagging metrics of emergency planning and response element for sustainable process safety performance
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