Our Newest Books for AIChE:
Incident Investigation Guidelines

The Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) honored the AntiEntropics team by selecting us as the technical editors and contributors for the second edition of their Guidelines for Investigating Chemical Process Incidents. This new version of an already popular book presents underlying principles, management system considerations, investigation tools, and specific methodologies for investigating incidents in a way that will support implementation of a rigorous process safety program at any facility.

The Business Case for Process Safety

The AIChE Center for Chemical Process Safety engaged AEI to complete their work on developing The Business Case for Process Safety. Our team described the findings of an industry-wide study that identifies and explains the ways business benefit from implementing a robust process safety program. A rigorous process safety management system can enhance corporate responsibility, business flexibility, risk reduction, and help build sustained value

Guidelines for Process Safety in Outsourced Manufacturing Operations

AEI was selected as the author for this addition to the AIChE Center for Chemical Process Safety guideline series. This book addresses the special needs that both parties must consider whenever they choose to outsource chemical processing steps or perform outsourced manufacturing (tolling) for other companies. Extensive examples are provided as well as step-by-step guidance for customizing the book's approach to your unique situation. It is available through AIChE. Examine our other titles written for the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.

Supervisory/Management Training by AEI:
Managerial Assessment of Proficiency ™

Management system-driven industry initiatives and regulations such as ISO 9000 quality management systems, ISO 14000 environmental management systems, OSHA process safety management, and EPA risk management program all demand highly proficient managers to assure successful implementation. MAP assesses the twelve key competencies common to ALL supervisors, managers, executives, and project managers.

Training Delivered by AEI:
Instructor Development Workshop

The American Petroleum Institute (API) selected AntiEntropics to develop and deliver their workshop titled Developing the Plant Trainer…and the Program. It is provided publicly several times a year and is intended to enhance the skills of both new and experienced refining, pipeline, and chemical processing industry trainers. It is a course companies can use to certify trainers at refining, pipeline and chemical processing facilities.