Good safety procedures can prevent accidents: some examplesKLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1989, Vol 8, Num 1, pp 1-2, issn 0278-4513Article

Accident investigation: how far should we go?KLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1984, Vol 3, Num 1, pp 1-3, issn 0278-4513Article

Fires and explosions of hydrocarbon oxidation plantsKLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1988, Vol 7, Num 4, pp 226-230, issn 0278-4513Article

Modification chainsKLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1986, Vol 5, Num 3, pp 136-141, issn 0278-4513Article

Inherently safer plantsKLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1985, Vol 4, Num 3, pp 164-167, issn 0278-4513Article

The unforeseen side-effects of improving the environmentKLETZ, T. A.Process safety progress. 1993, Vol 12, Num 03, pp 147-150, issn 1066-8527Article

Accident data: the need for a new look at the sort of data that are collected and analysed : Methodological and organisational issuesKLETZ, T. A.Safety science. 1993, Vol 16, Num 3-4, pp 407-415, issn 0925-7535Article

Transportation of hazardous substances: the UK sceneKLETZ, T. A.Plant/operations progress. 1986, Vol 5, Num 3, pp 160-164, issn 0278-4513Article

Make plants inherently safeKLETZ, T. A.Hydrocarbon processing (International ed.). 1985, Vol 64, Num 9, pp 172-180, issn 0018-8190Article

More effective permit-to-work systemsILIFFE, R. E; CHUNG, P. W. H; KLETZ, T. A et al.Process safety and environmental protection. 1999, Vol 77, Num 2, pp 69-76, issn 0957-5820Article