Accidents in chemical plants are mostly due to___________________?

Correct answer: B. Faulty operating procedures

  • A. Inadequate equipment design
  • B. Faulty operating procedures
  • C. Improper layout of the equipments
  • D. Failure of equipments

Explanation

Many chemical-plant accidents arise from faulty operating procedures, including incorrect start-up, shutdown, isolation, or emergency actions. Equipment and layout failures matter, but procedural and human errors are the common dominant cause.

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