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Process Hazard Analysis Report July 2020 <br /> 1 Management Summary <br /> 1.1 Overview <br /> This report documents the findings of the combined What-if & Checklist process <br /> hazard analysis (PHA) and revalidation study conducted for Oak Ridge Winery <br /> covering the three Anhydrous Ammonia Processes at the Lodi, CA facility. The <br /> analysis was conducted at the site on July 9-10, 2020. <br /> APCCO was contracted to perform this process hazard analysis by Oak Ridge <br /> Winery. Michelle Schlefstein acted as team leader for the study. Ms. Schlefstein <br /> has facilitated numerous PHAs in refrigeration plants, co-generation and NOx <br /> reduction processes and chemical plants. In addition, Ms. Schlefstein was <br /> employed as an Environmental, Health and Safety Manger which included <br /> overseeing the implementation of the PSM/RMP for 16 years. APCCO facilitated <br /> the study with a team of Oak Ridge Winery management and maintenance <br /> personnel. <br /> 1.2 Summary of Analysis & Revalidation <br /> The five-year anniversary date for the Oak Ridge Winery PHA / revalidation is July <br /> 24, 2020. It was determined that the 2015 PHA was throughout and consistent <br /> with the processes at the time. Since then, Oak Ridge Winery has made some <br /> changes and modifications within the systems. It was determined that it would be <br /> best to review, update as necessary, and re-evaluate the 2015 PHA. The CalARP <br /> confirms this decision by stating: <br /> "At least every five years after the completion of the initial PHA, the PHA shall be <br /> updated and revalidated by a team meeting the requirements in section (d), to <br /> assure that the PHA is consistent with the current process." — CaIARP Section <br /> 2760.2(f) <br /> Where applicable, the 2015 PHA packet and information contained in the report <br /> was utilized as part of this PHA and revalidation. <br /> 1.3 Key Findings and Results <br /> The key findings and results from the PHA include: <br /> • The major risks of the ammonia refrigeration systems have been identified and <br /> the safeguards to prevent release have been reviewed and/or evaluated. <br /> 3 <br />