Arthian’s consultants support organisations with Process Safety Management (PSM), helping to identify hazards, strengthen safeguards, and align with regulatory frameworks such as OSHA PSM and COMAH.
Process Safety Management (PSM) is a systematic framework for managing hazards associated with highly hazardous chemicals (HHCs). Mandated by OSHA (29 CFR 1910.119) and aligned with UK regulations (COMAH, DSEAR), PSM aims to prevent fires, explosions, and toxic releases by ensuring processes are safely designed, operated, and maintained.
PSM applies to processes involving:
Arthian delivers end-to-end PSM solutions, combining engineering expertise, regulatory knowledge, and digital tools to create systems that work in practice, not just on paper.
Key Principles:
Process Safety Management isn’t just about compliance—it’s about protecting lives, assets, and reputation. High-hazard processes involving chemicals or flammable materials can lead to catastrophic consequences if not properly managed.
Why PSM is critical:
We deliver a comprehensive Process Safety Management solution, including:
We design customized PSM frameworks that align with your operations and regulatory obligations, ensuring a robust foundation for managing process safety risks.
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PHA is the backbone of PSM, providing a structured review to identify and evaluate hazards in your processes.
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Clear, auditable procedures and competency-based training are essential for safe operations.
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Critical equipment must perform as intended throughout its lifecycle to prevent failures.
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Learn from past events and prepare for the unexpected with robust systems.
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Stay audit-ready and foster a culture of safety through ongoing evaluation.
Includes:
We design customized PSM frameworks that align with your operations and regulatory obligations, ensuring a robust foundation for managing process safety risks.
Includes:
PHA is the backbone of PSM, providing a structured review to identify and evaluate hazards in your processes.
Includes:
Clear, auditable procedures and competency-based training are essential for safe operations.
Includes:
Critical equipment must perform as intended throughout its lifecycle to prevent failures.
Includes:
Learn from past events and prepare for the unexpected with robust systems.
Includes:
Stay audit-ready and foster a culture of safety through ongoing evaluation.
Includes:
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