Webinars
Process Safety Management Gap Assessments
Presented on July 15, 2025 at 1 p.m. EEST / 10 a.m. GMT / 5 a.m. CDT.
Join us for our 6th Egyptian PSM Standards Implementation Webinar titled “Process Safety Management Gap Assessments,” where we will discuss the key actions and activities that need to be undertaken when assessing performance gaps in a site’s process safety management program.
The webinar will walk through the assessment process in stages, beginning with the formation of an assessment team all the way through to providing meaningful findings and recommendations and providing close-out reports for management and senior personnel.
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Mr. Dancey is a member of BakerRisk’s Process Safety Group. His work focuses on HAZOP, LOPA, FMEA, and What-If facilitation, with both small and large projects, and has conducted training courses in risk assessment and hazard review methodology and best practices. Mr. Dancey has assisted in the writing and development of corporate guidelines and procedures for Process Safety lifecycle management, including guidelines on Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) revalidation techniques and requirements, and recommendation management and documentation. He has also assisted in writing and maintaining engineering standards documentation, operations procedures, and loss prevention standards, and has conducted Process Safety Management (PSM)/Process Safety Information (PSI) audits and coordinated and managed insurance underwriter inspections for operational sites.
Mr. Rehmeyer is a member of BakerRisk’s Process Safety Group. His 44-year career experience includes all aspects of industrial fire protection and process safety management. Major accomplishments include developing innovative risk assessment techniques and cost-effective approaches to lowering process safety and fire risk in the petrochemical and refining industry.
Mr. Rehmeyer’s specific experience ranges from OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) program development and compliance audits, EPA Risk Management Plan (RMP) reporting and auditing, insurance risk assessments, incident investigations, fire protection strategy development and assessment of fire protection system infrastructure.
Mr. Freiburger is a remote team member of BakerRisk’s Process Safety Group. Throughout his career, his work has focused on engineering, process safety, EHS management, auditing, investigations, emergency preparedness/response, and crisis management. He is a recognized global expert in process safety and has led cross-industry efforts to develop, publish, and establish global guidelines and best practices. Mr. Freiburger has held executive positions in several multinational corporations and has developed and managed global standards and teams to improve safety performance.
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