En­er­gy Min­is­ter Dr Roodal Mooni­lal and Min­is­ter in the Min­istry of En­er­gy and En­er­gy In­dus­tries Ernesto Ke­sar were tak­en on a guid­ed plant tour of At­lantic’s liq­ue­fac­tion process­es and in­te­grat­ed safe­ty sys­tems ear­li­er this week.

The tour fea­tur­ing the min­is­ters and act­ing per­ma­nent sec­re­tary Karin­sa Tulsie was part of the LNG com­pa­ny’s 13th an­nu­al Process Safe­ty Week, which was held on 29th and 30th Ju­ly 2025 at its Point Fortin fa­cil­i­ty un­der the theme “Back to Ba­sics: Peo­ple, Process, Safe­ty Fun­da­men­tals.”

In a re­lease on Thurs­day, At­lantic said Process Safe­ty Week has been an im­por­tant part of At­lantic’s re­in­force­ment of a cul­ture of safe­ty, in­creas­es process safe­ty aware­ness and bring­ing fo­cus to the every­day be­hav­iours and sys­tems that sup­port safe, re­li­able op­er­a­tions across the or­gan­i­sa­tion.

Adam Low­mass,ex­ec­u­tive vice pres­i­dent and coun­try chair of Shell Trinidad and To­ba­go and Venezuela, em­pha­sised that process safe­ty is not a two-day event but a dai­ly dis­ci­pline crit­i­cal to sus­tain­ing At­lantic’s role in the na­tion­al econ­o­my. He chal­lenged em­ploy­ees to fo­cus on the ba­sics, such as Man­age­ment of Change, prepa­ra­tion for work, and bar­ri­er health, and to take per­son­al own­er­ship of safe­ty through small, con­sis­tent ac­tions.

Low­mass al­so urged greater in­dus­try col­lab­o­ra­tion and cu­rios­i­ty, high­light­ing the need to learn not just from fail­ures, but from the prac­tices that keep per­for­mance strong.

Shell has a 45 per cent own­er­ship stake in At­lantic.

Jean An­dre Ce­lestain, CEO of At­lantic said, “Process Safe­ty Week is more than an an­nu­al ob­ser­vance. It’s part of how we keep safe­ty re­al, rel­e­vant, and root­ed in our day-to-day ac­tions.”

The re­lease stat­ed, ‘With con­tin­ued par­tic­i­pa­tion from share­hold­ers BP Shell and NGC, Process Safe­ty Week re­mains one of At­lantic’s most im­por­tant knowl­edge shar­ing and en­gage­ment plat­forms, fos­ter­ing a col­lec­tive sense of ac­count­abil­i­ty and is a shared vi­sion for safe op­er­a­tions.”

The event fea­tured a se­ries of pre­sen­ta­tions, re­fresh­er ses­sions, quizzes, and in­ter­ac­tive booths host­ed by At­lantic, Shell Trinidad and To­ba­go and bpTT, em­ploy­ees and con­trac­tor per­son­nel had the op­por­tu­ni­ty to en­gage with process safe­ty tools, ap­ply key prin­ci­ples in re­al-time sce­nar­ios, and par­tic­i­pate in dis­cus­sions around prac­ti­cal safe­ty chal­lenges.