5th Annual CCPS Canadian Regional Meeting Hosted by Aon Opening – Fred Henselwood • Welcome • Our 5th Session! • Meeting Format Today • Zoom Meeting – Only Presenters will be able to Speak (meeting host will mute attendees) • Use the Zoom Chat feature if you have meeting issues • We will be using Slido.com for managing questions for our Speakers • Slido Event Code is #58659 • Please be patient as we work with this format • We may need to adjust as we go Slido #58659 Slido Information • Navigate to Slido.com from your browser • OR: Download the Slido app on your smart device • Enter the event code: 58659 • Please enter questions and poll responses for panelists into Slido (we will not be using the Zoom Q&A or polling features) 3 Morning Session (9:30 – 12:00 Mountain) • Block 1 – Industry Group Updates 09:30 Opening / Industry Updates Fred Henselwood 09:35 CCPS Update Anil Gokhale / Louisa Nara 10:00 CSA Z767 Update/Opportunity for Input Graeme Norval 10:25 CIAC PSN Update Gilles Laurin 10:35 CSChE PSMD Update Francois Roche 10:45 Break • Block 2 – COVID 19 11:00 COVID -19 Frank Verbeek 11:05 Aon - Energy Engineering and Business Interruption Risk in the Face of COVID-19 Robert Scherer / Emma Whitworth / Robert Colver 11:20 Parkland Refining - Business Update Related to COVID-19 Nick Middleton 11:25 NOVA Chemical - COVID-19 Approach Sorin Dan 11:30 COVID-19 Questions and Answers Session Worked using Slido.com 12:00 Lunch Break Slido #58659 Afternoon Session (1:00 – 3:30 Mountain) • Block 3 – Insurer Perspective on Process Safety 13:00 Insurer Perspective Frank Verbeek 13:05 Aon - Introduction to PSM and Insurance Frank Verbeek 13:10 Aon - Improving Process Safety Reporting from an Insurance Perspective Nigel Cairns 13:35 Aon - Industry Incidents and Losses Jeff Yuill 14:00 Break • Block 4 – University of Alberta Program Update 14:15 University of Alberta Fred Henselwood 14:15 Regional Promotion of Process Safety through Joint Government/Industry Management Yewei (Janet) Ni 14:30 Using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning to Analyze Incident Reports Daniel Kurian 14:45 Application of Artificial Intelligence in Reducing Incident Rates for Oil and Gas Fereshteh Sattari Companies 15:00 Examining Human Factor risks associated with implementing Enhanced Train Control Mona Rad 15:10 U of A Undergraduate Program Overview Christopher Coles 15:25 Closing Comments Fred Henselwood Industry Group Updates Moderated by Fred Henselwood 09:30 Opening / Industry Updates Fred Henselwood 09:35 CCPS Update Anil Gokhale / Louisa Nara 10:00 CSA Z767 Update/Opportunity for Input Graeme Norval 10:25 CIAC PSN Update Gilles Laurin 10:35 CSChE PSMD Update Francois Roche 10:45 Break Slido #58659 CCPS Update Anil Gokhale and Louisa Nara 9:35 – 10:00 • Project and Business Updates from the Center for Chemical Process Safety Slido #58659 CSA Z767 Update Graeme Norval 10:00 – 10:25 • Updates on CSA Standard Z767 • Slido Event Code is #58659 Slido #58659 CIAC PSN Update Gilles Laurin 10:25 – 10:35 • Updates from the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada – Process Safety Group Slido #58659 CSChE PSMD Update Francois Roche 10:35 – 10:45 • Updates from the Canadian Society of Chemical Engineers – Process Safety Management Division Slido #58659 Morning Break 10:45 – 11:00 • Please rejoin at 11:00 am Mountain • If you have any questions during the break, please use the Zoom Chat features • You can also e-mail me at [email protected] Slido #58659 COVID-19 Impacts Moderated by Frank Verbeek 11:00 COVID-19 Impacts Frank Verbeek 11:05 Aon - Energy Engineering and Business Interruption Risk in the Face of COVID-19 Robert Scherer / Emma Whitworth / Robert Colver 11:20 Parkland Refining - Business Update Related to COVID-19 Nick Middleton 11:25 NOVA Chemical - COVID-19 Approach Sorin Dan 11:30 COVID-19 Questions and Answers Session Worked using Slido.com 12:00 Lunch Break Slido #58659 Aon Robert Scherer, Emma Whitworth, Robert Colver 11:00 – 11:15 • Energy Engineering and Business Interruption Risk in the Face of COVID-19 Slido #58659 Parkland Refining Nick Middleton 11:15 – 11:20 • Business Update Related to COVID-19 Slido #58659 NOVA Chemicals Sorin Dan 11:20 – 11:25 • Process Safety Approach to COVID-19 Slido #58659 COVID-19 Question and Answer Session Moderated by Frank Verbeek 11:25 – 12:00 • Robert Scherer, Emma Whitworth, Robert Colver • Nick Middleton, Sorin Dan • Please enter your questions using Slido.com • Event Code – 58659 • If you wish to speak, please send a note through Slido.com asking to speak • We will try and get through all of the Questions • We may let this session run into the lunch break • Please be patient as we work with this format Slido #58659 Lunch Break 12:00 – 1:00 • Please rejoin at 1:00 pm Mountain • If you have any questions during the break, please use the Zoom Chat features • You can also e-mail me at [email protected] • If the afternoon presenters could re-join at 12:30, we will test audio connections at that time Slido #58659 Insurer Perspective on Process Safety Moderated by Frank Verbeek 13:00 Insurer Perspective Frank Verbeek 13:05 Aon - Introduction to PSM and Insurance Frank Verbeek 13:10 Aon - Improving Process Safety Reporting from an Insurance Perspective Nigel Cairns 13:35 Aon - Industry Incidents and Losses Jeff Yuill 14:00 Break Slido #58659 Aon - Introduction to PSM and Insurance Frank Verbeek 1:00 – 1:10 Slido #58659 Aon – Improving Process Safety Reporting Nigel Cairns 1:10 – 1:35 • Improving Process Safety Reporting from an Insurance Perspective Slido #58659 Aon – Industry Incidents and Losses Jeff Yuill 1:35 – 2:00 • Updates on Recent Incidents Slido #58659 Afternoon Break 2:00 – 2:15 • Please rejoin at 2:15 pm Mountain • If you have any questions during the break, please use the Zoom Chat features • You can also e-mail me at [email protected] Slido #58659 University of Alberta Process Safety Program Moderated by Fred Henselwood 14:15 University of Alberta Fred Henselwood 14:15 Regional Promotion of Process Safety through Joint Government/Industry Management Yewei (Janet) Ni 14:30 Using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning to Analyze Incident Reports Daniel Kurian 14:45 Application of Artificial Intelligence in Reducing Incident Rates for Oil and Gas Fereshteh Sattari Companies 15:00 Examining Human Factor risks associated with implementing Enhanced Train Control Mona Rad 15:10 U of A Undergraduate Program Overview Christopher Coles 15:25 Closing Comments Fred Henselwood Slido #58659 University of Alberta Yewei (Janet) Ni 2:15 – 2:30 • Regional Promotion of Process Safety through Joint Government/Industry Management • Yewei Ni, Dr. Fereshteh Sattari, Dr. Lianne Lefsrud & Modusser Tufail Slido #58659 University of Alberta Daniel Kurian 2:30 – 2:45 • Using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning to Analyze Incident Reports • Daniel Kurian, Dr. Lianne Lefsrud & Dr. Fereshteh Sattari Slido #58659 University of Alberta Fereshteh Sattari 2:45 – 3:00 • Application of Artificial Intelligence in Reducing Incident Rates for Oil and Gas Companies • Dr. Fereshteh Sattari, Dr. Lianne Lefsrud, Dr. Renato Macciotta, & Daniel Kurian Slido #58659 University of Alberta Lianne Lefsrud, Mona Rad 3:00 – 3:10 • Examining Human Factor risks associated with implementing Enhanced Train Control • Dr. Mona A. Rad, Dr. Lianne Lefsrud & Dr. Michael Hendry Slido #58659 University of Alberta Christopher Coles 3:10 – 3:25 • University of Alberta, Engineering Safety and Risk Management Program Overview Slido #58659 Closing Fred Henselwood, Frank Verbeek 3:25 – 3:30 • Closing Comments and Thank Yous • Slideo – Event Code: 58659 • 2021 Program Ideas, what you like more of/less of • Please send any follow-up questions or comments to • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] • [email protected] Slido #58659 CCPS Updates 10 September, 2020 Dr. Anil Gokhale, P.E. Director, CCPS Projects [email protected] Louisa Nara, CCPSC Global Technical Director, CCPS [email protected] Antitrust Rules for Member Activities No CCPS member (“Member”) nor any other participant (“Participant”) attending activities shall: • Attempt to bring about anticompetitive or illegal understanding or agreement with regard to prices, terms or conditions of sale, distribution, volume of production, sales territories or customer or suppliers. • Communicate, or engage in other information exchange with regard to prices or pricing methods. • Discuss, or exchange information about restrictions on production or sales, or sales territories or customers or suppliers unless such action is strictly necessary to respond to an emergency and narrowly limited in duration and scope to the emergency circumstances, and every effort should be made to have counsel present. • Participate in discussion of costs, or exchange of cost information, unless counsel is present. 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