According to the National Response Center, each year, companies in the United States report more than 25,000 fires, spills, or explosions involving hazardous chemicals. At least 1,000 of these events involve death, injury or evacuations. Analysts suggest that for each catastrophic chemical accident that causes a fatality, there are 30 lost-time incidents, 300 recordable incidents, and 30,000 observable near misses. These statistics do not even account for unexpected shutdowns due to all process problems and quality issues, which also influence the reliability of operations.
According to the National Response Center, each year, companies in the United States report more than 25,000 fires, spills, or explosions involving hazardous chemicals. At least 1,000 of these events involve death, injury or evacuations. Analysts suggest that for each catastrophic chemical accident that causes a fatality, there are 30 lost-time incidents, 300 recordable incidents, and 30,000 observable near misses. These statistics do not even account for unexpected shutdowns due to all process problems and quality issues, which also influence the reliability of operations.
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