05/29/2026

Tanush Vatnani

Tanush Vatnani

SESSION
Process Safety Track | Wednesday, June 3 | 2:00 to 3:00
"Human & Organizational Factors in Process Safety: Bridging the Gap Between Procedures and Real Work"


ABOUT TANUSH
Tanush  is a pre-medical researcher with a focused interest in occupational and preventive medicine, particularly the health consequences of workplace exposures in high-hazard industrial environments. His contributions to this work center on translating process safety failures into their occupational health and medical implications: including injury risk, toxic exposure pathways, and the physiological effects of fatigue and cognitive overload on frontline petrochemical workers.

Tanush’s perspective bridges EHS systems thinking with medical science, grounding safety controls in their downstream impact on worker health outcomes. He brings a medicine-informed lens to human factors research, examining how occupational exposures such as benzene, VOCs, and physical trauma map to established disease mechanisms in occupational and preventive medicine literature.