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MAPP

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What is MAPP Major Accident Prevention Policies- a proactive safety plan to help high risk workplaces and prevent disasters before they happen
Why are MAPPs legally required Under the COMAH regulations, high risk sites must have a MAPP to operate legally- chemical plants, fuel storage.
Why do MAPPS create safety culture beyond rules, MAPPS foster mindset where safety is everyones responsibility. through training, clear procedures and regular drills
Three stages/layers of MAPS are? Identify risks- leaks/failures Implement protections- auto shotdown, safety valves Emergency prepareness- Evac pal, comuunity alert
Beyond compliance what 3 things does MAPPs protect? Protects lives- prevent injury/fatality the environment- spillsleaks long-term damage and business continuity- shutdowns, reputation
Leading Vs lagging indicators Leading- act as warnings before issues -near-miss, safety training. Lagging - damage reports, showing failures after they occur. leaks/breakdowns etc
Key steps in managing process of risks? ID biggest risk, choose good warning signs to monitor, track what goes wrong, review and improve.
What is a HAZID hazard identification analysis Broad, early-stage brainstorming tool to find out what could go wrong (Hazard)
What is a bowtie analysis A detailed visual method used after ID to show how a specific hazard causes harm. (Threats or Consequence) and what barriers (controls) in place.
Leading Vs Lagging simplified means Leading indicators help prevent incidents Lagging indicators help learn from past failures Regular reviews ensure improvement
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