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907 Introduction to SEMS II
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Safety and Environmental Information

SEMS program safety and environmental information should be developed and maintained for any facility that is subject to the SEMS program.

SEMS addresses environmental impacts.

SEMS program safety and environmental information should include:

  • program information that provides the basis for implementing all SEMS program elements, including the requirements of hazard analysis;
  • process design information including, as appropriate, a simplified process flow diagram and acceptable upper and lower limits, where applicable, for items such as temperature, pressure, flow and composition;
  • mechanical design information including, as appropriate, piping and instrument diagrams;
  • electrical area classifications;
  • equipment arrangement drawings;
  • design basis of the relief system;
  • description of alarm, shutdown, and interlock systems;
  • description of well control systems; and
  • design basis for passive and active fire protection features and systems and emergency evacuation procedures

Knowledge Check Choose the best answer for the question.

2-4. Which locations must develop and maintain SEMS program safety and environmental information?