Chilworth Global, a worldwide leader in process safety consulting, testing, and training services, announced that it has relocated to new North American headquarters in Princeton, NJ. In addition to housing the company’s growing North American workforce, the new facility features four expanded state-of-the-art process safety testing laboratories and an expansive training theater that houses the Chilworth Process Safety Academy.

Chilworth Global provides process safety-related consulting, training, and testing services for industries including aerospace, agrochemicals, bio solids, chemicals/fine chemicals, cosmetics, engineering, electronics, food processing, government, insurance, metals/steel, oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, plastics, rubber, and wood/paper. The company provides more than 300 standard test procedures, and a variety of customized testing in its specialized high-pressure laboratories and at its remote test site.

"Our expanded laboratory testing facilities enable us to better serve a diverse range of client needs. Our clients are continually developing new products, equipment, and technologies and conceptualizing processes using new materials and unique, extreme conditions. As a partner in their success, Chilworth testing capabilities and expertise must be at the forefront of process safety globally," said Vahid Ebadat, CEO of Chilworth North America. He continued, "Our new laboratories better enable us to develop the tests our clients need to assess the safety and performance of their products, materials, technologies, and processes."

Standard Chilworth Global testing services include explosivity, chemical reactivity, thermal instability, gas, vapor and mist flammability, dust explosion, and static electricity. Regulatory tests include requirements for REACH, DoT/UN Transportation, MSDS, Globally Harmonized System of Chemical Classification and Labeling, and OSHA mandates.

Chilworth Global’s comprehensive consulting services include Process Safety Management (PSM) program development; PSM needs assessments and gap analysis; PSM applicability assessments; PSM and RMP audits; Process Hazard Analysis leadership (using HAZOP, What-if, FMEA, Fault-tree Analysis and related PHA methodologies); on-site and desktop gas, vapor, mist, and dust cloud fire and explosion hazard assessments; incident investigation; process design/safety engineering support; expert witness testimony and litigation support; and more.

Through its Process Safety Academy, Chilworth Global also provides comprehensive in-company and public training covering all key aspects of process safety in multiple languages across a comprehensive range of platforms and media.

For more information, visit www.chilworthglobal.com.