Webinar: Deciphering what regulations apply when siting your facility
August 12, 2020 @ 1:00 pm - 2:00 pm CDT
About The Webinar
When planning to design and build an LNG facility, owners and operators must work within the regulatory rules imposed by domestic or international bodies. Depending on the type and size of the facility, different regulations may apply to the proper siting of a facility.
This webinar covers an overview of siting regulations and standards that apply to LNG facilities, with a special emphasis on those in the United States. Furthermore, we discuss what regulations apply to various types of LNG facilities.
About The Speakers
Scott Davis, Ph.D., PE, CFEI
CEO – Principal Engineer of Gexcon US
Dr. Scott Davis specializes in mechanical and aerospace engineering, and the engineering analysis and testing of combustion, thermal, and fluid processes. Dr. Davis applies his expertise to the investigation, prevention, and risk assessment of fires, explosions, and dispersion hazards such as flammable vapors and toxic exposures. Dr. Davis is a principal member of the NFPA 59A technical committee and provides key training in Gexcon’s advanced safety courses on major hazards, which includes LNG safety. Dr. Davis has published over 100 papers and is a regular speaker in process safety conferences.
Drew Botwinick
Managing Risk Engineer of Gexcon US
Drew Botwinick has been performing quantitative safety studies for the past 10 years. He has broad experience working with quantifying the consequences of major hazards in various types of Oil and Gas facilities across the world in different regulatory contexts. Drew has published and presented several papers on process safety. More recently, his work has focused on LNG siting studies and QRAs in the US domestic market.
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