Process Safety: Managing Risk in High-Hazard Sectors | WorkSafeBC

This video shows how two B.C. employers have incorporated process safety management into their operations to prevent catastrophic events and protect their workers, their assets, and their communities.
Watch what Domtar in Kamloops, B.C. and Cariboo Pulp & Paper in Quesnel, B.C. have done to implement their process safety plans and the benefits these process safety management systems have had on their workers and their communities.
In this video, you’ll see members of the Domtar and Cariboo Pulp & Paper teams share the steps that make their process safety management systems effective, including hazard analysis, engaging with workers, and regular system audits. This video also showcases how both employers have addressed a variety of hazards that their mill workers encounter regularly.
For more information and resources on process safety management, visit www.worksafebc.com/processsafety.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro to Cariboo Pulp & Paper in Quesnel, British Columbia
0:46 Intro to Domtar in Kamloops, British Columbia
1:04 Pulp and paper mill manufacturing hazards
1:28 Process safety management systems to reduce hazards
2:26 The first step in developing a process safety management system
3:06 Process hazard analysis nodes
4:02 Eliminating a key hazard: liquid sulphur dioxide
4:40 Corporate commitments
5:23 Owning the process safety management system
5:53 What other facilities can learn from Domtar and Cariboo Pulp & Paper
6:43 How process safety improves the safety and well-being of workers and the community
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Find information and resources on process safety management here: www.worksafebc.com/processsafety

[@Petryfied]

I work in power plants and oil refineries. Just turned 25 and have three beautiful babies to come home too. Safety is our number 1!

[@SWMGT]

Great video... I appreciate all that WorkSafeBC does for safety! Keep up the good work.

[@samb4678]

Finally, it has been so long since you uploaded

[@maqeelk]

Gentleman appearing on time stamp 1:12 is moving a process plant without basic PPE's i.e. Hard hat, safety glasses and apparently no gloves on him, area for an improvement. Knowledgeable video.

[@grandgao3984]

Great video as always, way to go WSBC!

[@heathermacinnis3055]

Great video. Great information.

[@dgiroday1]

Enjoyed the video. It has lots of detail.

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Great TEAM 💪
GREAT VIDEO ❤ INFORMATION 👍
very educational, THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE 🇵🇭♥️

[@lefthanded648]

Pride & Fear are what cause accidents.
Some worker are to proud to take safety precautions serious.
Some workers to afraid to tell them not to do something.
The proud arrogant worker is killed or gets others killed by setting a bad example
Experience workers die often because they think the got it all figured out.
Watch workers who don't take criticism lightly. Tell them firmly not to do something. If they get angry or talk about you to others. Fire them because Life is more valuable then friendships

[@iveriasanidze]

Wow. That was great lesson I will use as an example to others explaining the reasons of safety related problems

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great

[@TheNumberOfTheBeast666]

Y'all scratch that same itch the USCSB does for me, getting an american audiance

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What does BC stand for?

[@robdavy4468]

British Columbia. It's a Province in Western Canada

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British Columbia

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British Columbia

[@grandgao3984]

The province of British Columbia in Canada I suppose~?