JMJ Joins the Purdue Process Safety and Assurance Center
JMJ adds its name to a prestigious list of sponsors.
Austin, Texas, June 8, 2022 – JMJ, a global cultural transformation consulting firm specializing in safety, sustainability, and business performance, is proud to announce its membership in the Purdue Process Safety and Assurance Center (P2SAC). The Center was established in 2014 by Purdue University’s Davidson School of Chemical Engineering as a center of process safety expertise.
Joining P2SAC offers JMJ opportunities to engage with the academic and corporate communities to help improve process safety across the world’s energy, chemicals, manufacturing, and pharmaceuticals industries as well as supporting academic research and the application of process safety and assurance practices. This aligns with the commitment JMJ and its many global clients have made to eliminating workplace incidents and injuries.
Larry Pearlman, Managing Director – Americas Market Leader at JMJ said, “Purdue’s Process Safety and Assurance Center is a great fit for JMJ. We are excited to have the opportunity to engage some of the brightest engineering minds in the country on a variety of process safety topics. The partnership will allow us to keep up to date with the very latest thinking on process safety and share that information with our global clients.”
JMJ joins other high-profile sponsors including the American Chemistry Council, ExxonMobil, Pfizer, and Honeywell, who serve an important role in enhancing the process-related skills of Purdue Chemical Engineering students.
“We are excited to add JMJ to our prestigious list of sponsors,” said Professor Ray Mentzer, Executive Director, P2SAC. JMJ has 35 years’ experience ‘in the field,’ combining industry-leading methodologies and technologies to help organizations transform safety, sustainability, and business performance. “We look forward to collaborating with JMJ to continue to prevent significant industrial incidents in a broad array of sectors.”
About P2SAC
P2SAC was established by The School of Chemical Engineering in 2014 as a center of process safety expertise. The center conducts fundamental science-based research, teaches process safety classes which all Purdue undergraduate Chemical Engineers are required to take, and provides a source of expertise for industry and other stakeholders. https://engineering.purdue.edu/P2SAC