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Online Resources: Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics II

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Keywords: "Gary D. Nichols", "process analyzer systems", safety, ergonomics, "plant analyzer", OSHA and "safety instructions"

For additional reading on Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics, see the following publications:

October 2007 Article

Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics II

Additional resources:

The article, "Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics II," is the seventh in series running in Control over the past several months. Here are links to all of them in the order of their appearance.

• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “How to launch a lifecycle reliability program,” Control, June, 2006, p. 49
• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “Accurately Scoping Process Analyzer Projects,” Control, October 2006, pg. 69
• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “Project Roadmaps Get You There,” Control, December 2006, pg. 47
• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “Cost Estimating for Process Analyzer Projects and Reliability,” Control, March 2007, pg. 59
• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “More about Estimating Process Analyzer Projects,” Control, April, 2007, pg. 63 
• Nichols, Gary D., PE, “Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics, Part I,” Control, August, 2007, Web Exclusive article.

Bibliography

• Gruhn, Paul, PE. and Harry L. Cheddie, P.E., Safety Shutdown Systems: Design, Analysis and Justification, ISA, Research Triangle Park, NC, USA, 1998.
• Nichols, Gary D. PE. “Process Analyzer System Safety and Ergonomics I”, Control, web exclusive, August 2007.
• Nichols, Gary D., PE. “Cost Estimating for Process Analyzer Projects and Reliability II”, Control magazine, April, 2007, pg. 63.  
• Nichols, Gary D., PE. “Cost Estimating for Process Analyzer Projects and Reliability I”, Control, March 2007, pg. 59.
• Nichols, Gary D., .E, “Accurately Scoping Process Analyzer Projects”, Control October 2006, pg. 69.
• U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration, Code of Federal Regulations, 29 CFR 1910.