Scenarios about 'process safety management'
Process safety management refers to a systematic approach for preventing and mitigating catastrophic incidents involving hazardous materials and processes in industrial settings. This regulatory framework, formalized in many countries following major industrial disasters like Bhopal and Texas City, encompasses risk assessment, operating procedures, mechanical integrity, training, and emergency response planning. In alternate history scenarios, different approaches to process safety can significantly impact technological development, environmental outcomes, and the social acceptance of industrial activities.
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