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    4.2.2 A Standard IOW Level Is Defined As One That If Exceeded Over A Specified Period of Time, Requires

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    IOWs should be classified into critical, standard, and informational levels based on risk to prioritize notifications and timing of corrective actions. A critical IOW requires urgent action to return to a safe condition if exceeded to prevent a catastrophic release, emergency shutdown, or significant environmental or financial risk. A standard IOW requires predetermined operator intervention if exceeded over time to avoid eventual loss of containment, unscheduled shutdown, or negative long-term impacts.

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    IOWs should be classified into critical, standard, and informational levels based on risk to prioritize notifications and timing of corrective actions. A critical IOW requires urgent action to return to a safe condition if exceeded to prevent a catastrophic release, emergency shutdown, or significant environmental or financial risk. A standard IOW requires predetermined operator intervention if exceeded over time to avoid eventual loss of containment, unscheduled shutdown, or negative long-term impacts.

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    IOWs should be classified into critical, standard, and informational levels based on risk to prioritize notifications and timing of corrective actions. A critical IOW requires urgent action to return to a safe condition if exceeded to prevent a catastrophic release, emergency shutdown, or significant environmental or financial risk. A standard IOW requires predetermined operator intervention if exceeded over time to avoid eventual loss of containment, unscheduled shutdown, or negative long-term impacts.

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    4.2.2 A Standard IOW Level Is Defined As One That If Exceeded Over A Specified Period of Time, Requires

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    IOW’s should be classified into different levels, distinguished by risk, in order to set priorities on

    notifications (including; alarms, alerts, and/or other notifications) and timing of actions to be
    implemented when IOW’s are exceeded. In this RP, three primary levels of IOW’s: “critical”,
    “standard”, and “informational”, are described based upon the predicted change in damage rate to
    equipment during an exceedance and the ability of the operator to take corrective action

    A critical IOW level is defined as one at which the operator must urgently return the process to a safe
    condition
    and, if exceeded, could result in one of the following in a fairly short timeframe:
    — larger and/or quicker loss of containment,
    — a catastrophic release of hydrocarbons or other hazardous fluids,
    — emergency or rapid non-orderly shutdown,
    — significant environmental risk,
    — excessive financial risk, or
    — other unacceptable risk.

    4.2.2 A standard IOW level is defined as one that if exceeded over a specified period of time, requires
    predetermined operator intervention or some other corrective action by a SME in order to bring the
    process back
    within the IOW limits in order to avoid one or more of the following to occur:
    — eventual loss of containment,
    — a release of hydrocarbons or hazardous fluids,
    — unscheduled or non-orderly shutdown,
    — a negative impact to the long term unit performance and its ability to meet turnaround run length, or
    — unacceptable financial risk.

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