Emergency Planning & Response.
Preparedness to deal with potential incidents at a site where hazardous goods are being stored is crucial to the survival of a tank farm. A whole range of dangers can pose a threat to storage terminals, including terrorism, lightning, fire, cybersecurity breaches, hurricanes, tank overflow or earthquakes, to name a few.
How the incident is dealt with can have massive repercussions on the employees’ safety, the company’s reputation and the terminal’s bottom line.
Next year’s StocExpo in Antwerp will have a special focus to help ensure terminals are prepared for any potential disaster or emergency. The Emergency Planning & Response Zone will help HSE managers learn about emergency response planning, and find the latest the techniques designed to keep their terminal safe & secure.
Supporters.
Earthquakes.
Cyber security.
Terrorism/ security.
Oil spill response.
Crisis management.
Hurricane preparedness.
PPE.
Insurance.
Lightning protection.
Fire prevention.
Overfill prevention.
Training bodies.
What to expect.
Conference Topics.
- Emergency planning considerations
- Best practices in fire fighting
- The aftermath: managing the public & the media
- Coordinating a major incident response
- Ensuring your terminal has the adequate insurance
- Cybersecurity incidents: lessons learnt
Session 1.
Using lessons learnt to prevent major incidents.
- Maureen Wood, Head of the Major Accident Hazards Bureau (MAHB), European Commission, Joint Research Centre
Session 2.
Major incident response.
- Lessons learnt from major incident
- Working effectively with the emergency services
- Emergency response planning
Carl Daniels MBE, Deputy Senior Responsible Officer, JESIP
Session 3.
Best practice for tank terminal insurance.
- Lessons learnt from industry losses
Nigel Cairns, Senior Risk Engineer, Aon Global Risk Consulting
Session 4.
Best practices in fire protection & response.
- Niall Ramsden, Project Coordinator, LastFire
Session 5.
Managing cybersecurity threats at the terminal.
- Marcel Jutte, Managing Director Hudson Cybertec
Get in touch.
If you would like to be a part of our Emergency Planning & Response Zone, get in contact today. Whether you would like to exhibit, speak or be a supporter we would love to hear from you.
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