Operations Safety Management Plan
Review the information in your textbook
(Leveson, 2011, pp. 412-414) related to the Operations Safety Management Plan
design.·
Review the Figure C.1 depiction of a sample
Safety Control Structure in your textbook (Leveson, 2011, p. 500).·
Review and use a minimum of five (5)
peer-reviewed journal articles from the CSU Online Library (Academic Search
Complete) to support your design work.·
MOS 6625, System Safety
Engineering 3
Then, select one (1) of the
following options:
Option 1: Design an Operations
Safety Management Plan for your own organization or an organization that is
familiar to you.
Option 2: Design an Operations
Safety Management Plan for a bulk tank railcar off-loading facility for
hydrocarbon products that has the following features:
a. one railcar switch located
next to an interstate highway,
b. capacity to off-load both
liquid hydrocarbon products and liquefied, compressed, natural gas products,
c. two 500,000-gallon bulk liquid
storage tanks for liquid hydrocarbon products,
d. two 45,000-gallon
bullet-styled, horizontal, liquid storage tanks for liquefied, compressed
natural gas products,
e. one off-loading station
(single-sided) that is elevated 12 feet from the ground,
f. one flare for over-pressurized
gas tank railcars,
g. one 3,000-gallon condensation
storage tank, and
h. one switch engine for staging
railcars at the off-loading station and at railcar storage tracks.
Using the CSU APA-styled paper as
a formatting template, design a minimum eight-page Operations Safety Management
Plan with a minimum of five (5) scholarly sources (books and articles) using
the following APA Level 1 headings:
1. General Considerations
2. Safety Organization
3. Procedures
4. Schedule
5. Safety Information System
6. Operations Hazard Analysis
7. Evaluation and Planned Use of
Feedback for System Maintenance
8. Safety Control Structure
Diagram (Design a Safety Control Structure Diagram for your work system and use
as the content.)
