After Piper Alpha, Safety Became My Why – Why CSU Training Can’t Be Optional
Alan Mills
- Organisation:
- Falcon Global Ltd
- Region:
- Anywhere
- Notice Period:
- Short (maybe less than one month's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid
- Category:
- Life Skills
- Updated:
- 22nd April 2025
- Tagged:
- Csu | Commissioning | Safety-Critical | Piper-Alpha
My chosen topic for public speaking is, “After Piper Alpha, Safety Became My Why – Why CSU Training Can’t Be Optional”. Or any topic related to the importance of safety for those involved in the safety critical industries of Oil & Gas, Nuclear, Petrochemicals and Renewables.
Views: 140 | Enquiries: 0About Alan Mills
Alan Mills – Why Safety Can’t Be Optional in Safety-Critical Industries Founder of Falcon Global and Creator of Zenator
Alan Mills is a globally respected expert in Systems Completion and Commissioning & Start-Up (CSU), with over 40 years of frontline experience in the oil & gas, petrochemical, nuclear, and renewables sectors. A Chartered Engineer and Fellow of IMarEST, Alan’s career was shaped by the aftermath of the Piper Alpha disaster. Since then, “Safety became my Why” has guided his mission to improve safety culture and operational performance in high-risk industries.
Alan is the founder of Falcon Global and creator of Zenator, a powerful software platform used by major Operators and Contractors to deliver safer, faster project completions. He is also the force behind the MasterClass CSU training program, which has educated hundreds of professionals worldwide and is accredited by API and ECITB.
An inspiring speaker with deep technical knowledge and lived experience, Alan delivers powerful talks on safety, leadership, and the essential role of CSU in major projects. His presentations resonate with engineers, executives, and frontline teams alike — making a compelling case for why CSU training is no longer optional.
Other Talks on SpeakerNet by Alan Mills
- “Everything Was Fine... Until It Wasn't” – Lessons from the Sharp End of Project Failures
- “We Skipped the Training — What Could Possibly Go Wrong?”
- “The Moment We Knew We Were in Trouble” – How to Spot a Project Sliding into Chaos
- “Trust Me, It’s Ready” – Famous Last Words Before the Alarms Go Off
- “Safe, Late, or Broken – Pick Any Two?”
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