PTIT Focus Features ‘Safe from the Start: Safety in Front End Engineering Design’

“The value of implementing IIF safety during the FEED stage of the project is that you get a chance to create a working culture and environment for people right at the start of the project. You can help people eliminate those things that can cause problems during construction. If you had a chance to do that, why would you not take it? ”

PTIT FOCUS HSE Staff Writer PTIT

Petroleum Institute of Thailand’s (PTIT) Focus features an article explaining the value of implementing an Incident and Injury-Free™ (IIF™) safety culture during the Front End Engineering Design (FEED) stage of the project. The article offers four steps to establishing a safe, thriving work culture before the project goes to construction.

Please download the full article from the attached PDF above.

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The value of implementing IIF safety during the FEED stage of the project is that you get a chance to create a working culture and environment for people right at the start of the project. You can help people eliminate those things that can cause problems during construction. If you had a chance to do that, why would you not take it?

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