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Contribute to the Loss Prevention Bulletin
Submissions to the Loss Prevention Bulletin (LPB) are welcome. Please familiarise yourself with our Guidelines for Authors prior to sending an article. See also the publications ethics statement for LPB.
Accidents of the coming years
We are currently running a series on Accidents of the coming years. We welcome your views on what repeatable accidents you predict we will see over the next few years, why these same accidents keep happening, and what are we failing to learn. Please fill in the template with your ideas and return to the editor.
Near miss incidents
We also invite readers to share details of near miss incidents that they are aware of — what caused the near miss and what lessons should be learned in order to prevent a recurrence with possibly greater consequences. As with all material for LPB, the information can be published without naming an author, and details of the plant and location can be anonymised if preferred. Please share your details in the template and return to the editor.
Process safety incidents
Contributions are also invited from practitioners across the process industries on why process safety incident still occur. We like to hear your views on this subject, which should be experience-based, practical, and thought-provoking, rather than purely theoretical. Please share your details in this template, and return to the editor.
If you can help on these or any other topic or you would like to discuss your ideas further contact the editor, Tracey Donaldson.
Loss Prevention Bulletin Guidelines for Authors
The guidelines for authors is intended to assist you in writing a paper for the Loss Prevention Bulletin (LPB). It provides example headings you can use to structure your paper and some guidance about what to include under each heading. Please familiarise yourself with our Guidelines for Authors prior to sending an article.
Loss Prevention Bulletin Publication Ethics Policy
To ensure that LPB is regarded as a trusted and respected source of process safety material, ethical standards are expected from all parties involved in its publication, in particular the publisher, editorial board, peer reviewers and authors. Please read the publications ethics statement for LPB.
Loss Prevention Bulletin: Ideas for Contributions
If you would like to discuss your ideas for contributions, please contact the editor, Tracey Donaldson.
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