Danny C. White PE CSP
Process safety training for the people running the unit.
HSE Engineering helps front-line leaders, operations teams, and senior leadership close the gap between process safety programs that exist on paper and programs that function in the field.
Two-day on-site course for front-line leaders
Built around Process Safety for Front-Line Leaders. Delivered on site at your facility for up to twelve participants. Every participant receives a signed copy of the book.
The book
Process Safety for Front-Line Leaders is a practical reference for the supervisors, engineers, and managers responsible for operating and maintaining hazardous process units. Organized around the CCPS Risk-Based Process Safety framework, with case studies drawn from CSB final investigation reports.
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Notes from the patio
A weekly journal on process safety practice, leadership, and what shows up on the unit. Written for the people doing the work.
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About Danny White
PE, CSP. 42 years in refining and petrochemicals. Senior process safety roles at BP, Chevron, BHP Billiton, and CITGO. Author and consultant.
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Training
Training the younger generation is my passion. I turn four decades of hands-on process safety leadership in refineries, chemical plants, and upstream facilities into engaging, results-driven training.
Every course is taught by me, no junior trainers, using real incidents and proven tactics to help engineers manage hazards, meet regulatory requirements, and keep product safely in the pipe.
Board and Executive Consulting
For six years I functioned as a Corporate Process Safety & Risk Manager, working with C-Suite leadership on high-stakes safety decisions.
Today I deliver that same clarity to you, helping leadership set risk priorities, steer capital to the right HSE projects, and manage regulatory risk with confidence.
Human and Organizational Performance (HOP)
HOP is a modern approach to safety that focuses on understanding why people do what they do, rather than simply blaming individuals when things go wrong. It recognizes that human error is normal and that systems should be designed to account for human variability.