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 Acci-Map : Societal, Corporate and Organizational Factors    S    o    c    i    e    t    a     l    G    o    v    e    r    n    m    e    n    t     /    R    e    g    u     l    a    t    o    r    y    s    y    s    t    e    m    C    o    r    p    o    r    a    t    e    O    r    g    a    n    i    z    a    t    i    o    n    a     l     /    M    a    n    a    g    e    m    e    n    t    A    c    c    i     d    e    n    t    s    e    q    u    e    n    c    e  Rev Title: Date: By: Blow-down drum is replaced with a similar, smaller model Worker trailers sited near ISOM unit ISOM unit is started up after maintenance shutdown High level alarm is ignored Management decision to not continue with start- up not communicated to operators Tower overfilled Level control valve is shut off (no outflow) Truck left idling near the ISOM unit (ignition source) Explosion (15 dead and 170 injured; site closed. Loss of production) Heated raffinate escapes through the blow-down drum and is released to air Lack of open, clear communication Cost cutting (low ROI) Lean staffing policy Pay incentives on personal safety Budget priorities (production) Incomplete maintenance Lack of process safety leadership Attitude of casual compliance Outdated procedures Decentralised management Local HSE manager has minimal resources and influence BP maintenance policy and standards No fatigue prevention policy BP site traffic safety policy No monitoring of flow in/out of the tower Shift change during start-up Market forces OHSA or industry standards not met CSB understaffed and unable to undertake sufficient audits Inadequate federal regulatory oversight EPA regulations Policy violated No abnormal situationtraining Lack of appreciation of start-up risk Lack of assessmen t of ignition sources Undersized equipment No generative safety culture Decision made not to install to flares Pre-start check not done Cost pressures Maintenance backlog Focus on LTIs Shift handover not conducted Poor or incomplete incident investigations

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Acci-Map : Societal, Corporate and Organizational Factors

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   C   o   r   p   o   r   a   t   e

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 Rev Title: Date: By:

Blow-down drum

is replaced with a

similar, smaller

model

Worker trailers

sited near ISOM

unit 

ISOM unit is

started up after

maintenance

shutdown

High level

alarm is

ignored

Management decision to

not continue with start-

up not communicated to

operators

Tower

overfilled

Level control

valve is shut

off (no

outflow)

Truck left

idling near

the ISOM

unit (ignition

source)

Explosion

(15 dead and 170

injured; site

closed. Loss of

production)

Heated raffinate

escapes through the

blow-down drum

and is released to

air

Lack of open,

clear

communication

Cost cutting

(low ROI)

Lean staffing

policy

Pay incentives

on personal

safety

Budget priorities

(production)

Incomplete

maintenance

Lack of process

safety

leadership

Attitude of

casual

compliance

Outdated

procedures

Decentralised

management 

Local HSE

manager has

minimal

resources and

influence

BP

maintenance

policy and

standards

No fatigue

prevention

policy BP site traffic

safety policy

No monitoring

of flow in/out

of the tower

Shift change

during start-up

Market forces

OHSA or

industrystandards not

met

CSB understaffed and

unable to undertakesufficient audits

Inadequate federal

regulatoryoversight

EPAregulations

Policy violated

No abnormal

situation training

Lack of

appreciation of

start-up risk Lack of

assessment of

ignition sources

Undersized

equipment 

No generative

safety culture

Decision madenot to install to

flaresPre-start check

not done

Cost pressures

Maintenance

backlog

Focus on

LTIs

Shift handover

not conducted

Poor or

incomplete

incident

investigations