Behind the Curve

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In 2010, a fatal explosion and fire took place at the Tesoro refinery in Anacortes, Washington. Due to the High Temperature Hydrogen Attack (HTHA), a nearly 40-year-old heat exchanger ruptured, exploding and fatally injuring 7 workers, making it the largest loss of life at the U.S. refinery since 2005. This course helps viewers to gain an understanding on the causes of High Temperature Hydrogen Attacks, how incidents such as these can occur and the importance of industry codes, standards and regulatory changes to reduce accident risks and hazards such as these. Ensure your employees have an appreciation for the dangers of heat and refinery explosions with this training course.

Description

Audience:
Refinery Workers

Workplaces:
Chemical Plant

Topics:
Incident Overview|Operations Background|Sequence of Events|Technical Analysis|Industry Codes and Standards|Safety Culture of a Company|Regulatory Oversights|Recommendations|Conclusion

Languages:
en

Video Format:
SD-Wide

Quiz Questions:
6

Number of Lessons:
9

Training Time:
14-20 minutes

Closed Captioning:
No

Devices Supported:
Windows, Apple, Android, Chrome

Required Plugins:
None

Interactive Producer:
Mastery Training Content Network

Original Content Producer:
Chemical Safety Board