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Operations and Hazard Considerations in the Design of Treatment Plants

October 14, 2020

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Stantec’s Pat Coleman discusses how to think safer from day one when designing treatment plants. He explores the HAZOP, SWIFT, and OPMAN methodologies and when each should be used.

This webinar is part of Stantec’s Water Webinar Series, where our experts discuss leading-edge technologies and one water approaches from communities around the world.

A wastewater specialist in process design as well as the regional practice leader for Stantec’s Wastewater team in Toronto, Pat has spent over 30 years working on treatment, operation, commissioning, training, and design services.
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