The Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards
An Introduction

Myron L. Casada, P.E.
Vice President, Risk and Security Services
ABS Consulting

November 14, 2007


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Related Websites:

DHS Chemical Security
11/2/07 DHS Press Release Announcing Release of Appendix A
11/20/07 Federal Register, Final Rule
Fact Sheet, Appendix A
FAQ Appendix A
Appendix A
Final Rule, Appendix A
ABS Consulting Chemical Facility Security
ABS Consulting Home Page


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REVIEWS

"Very informative session."
Bill Thompson



"Could have used more time on this subject."


"Information provided expanded on available material. Q&A session helped clarify several areas."
Fernando Arce



"This is a great idea. I was expecting to see more attendees. Myron did a mighty fine job. I'm surprised that companies haven't done this in the first place as part of good business practices. Maybe now a spinoff off will be controlling green house gas emissions. Environmental safety!"
Isabel McCurdy
McCurdy Enterprises

"I'm not directly associated with the chemical industry, but it gave me a basic idea of one facet in the building of a more secure nation."



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MYRON CASADA

Mr. Casada is Vice President of Risk Services for ABS Consulting's Risk Consulting Division. Mr. Casada has more than 30 years of engineering and risk assessment experience, including consulting for both private industry and government organizations.

Currently, Mr. Casada is assisting clients in responding to the new Department of Homeland Security Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Security Standard (6 CFR 27). That support includes regulatory applicability consulting, compliance services (e.g., TopScreen assistance) and security vulnerability assessments. These services are provided as an extension of the maritime security efforts that Mr. Casada has provided over the last six years.

Mr. Casada is a registered Professional Engineer in the state of Tennessee. He holds a B.S. degree in Engineering (1974) and an M.S. degree in Engineering Administration (1976), both from the University of Tennessee.