SIF Prevention: Building the Connection Between Energy Wheel & Process Safety | Webinar

Glen is a senior Process Safety professional with more than 35 years of experience across operating facilities and engineering disciplines. His career includes roles as Operations Manager and Engineering Manager at a chemical facility producing methanol and ammonia, as well as Process Safety leadership positions in oil sands, upgrading, sour gas processing, and oil and gas. Through a pragmatic approach to risk management, he has successfully developed and implemented Process Safety Management systems that help organizations manage and reduce risk. Glen is highly experienced in facilitating Process Hazard Assessments (PHAs), including HAZOPs, LOPA, FMEA, Bowties, and What-If analyses, and has conducted advanced risk assessments such as QRAs, Facility Siting Assessments, and consequence analyses. He has also served as a guest lecturer for University of Alberta undergraduate Risk Management courses and as Chair of the Energy Safety Canada Process Safety Community of Practice.

Abbey Adeogun is a health and safety professional with nearly 30 years of experience in progressively senior roles with organizations including Chevron, Husky, Saudi Aramco, NOVA Chemicals, and Energy Safety Canada. A Mechanical Engineer and Certified Safety Professional (CSP), he is a strong advocate for collaboration and continuous improvement in health and safety. Over the past four years, Abbey has served as a Program Manager, leading program development, project management, and collaboration with global health and safety associations. He currently leads communities of practice focused on DROPS and Process Safety while managing key projects, bringing extensive experience in hazardous energy, process safety, and industry collaboration to his work.