TRAINING
TRAINING
- Hazard assessment
- Hazard and operability studies (HAZOP)
- Accident investigation
- Explosion protection
- Hazardous area classification
- Inherent safety
- Process safety management
- Human error and safe behavior
- Control of static electricity in chemical plants
- Emergency planning
- Quantified risk assessment (QRA)
- Safety induction for contractors
- Safety Integrity Level (SIL) Assessment
- Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA)
Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP)
Training Objectives
Provide a basic training in one of the main hazard assessment techniques, for professionals who work in the chemical, petrochemical and process sectors; showing its usefulness for the effective safety management, both in existing plants and new projects.
Training Subjects
• Introduction: origins; technique development; historical background
• Technique principles: basic principles; the deviation/hazard sequence=> undesirable event => consequences; use of guide-words to induce deviations/hazards; working method; the technique objectives
• Study preparation: provision of necessary documentation; call of the work team; leader designation; study meetings organization; choice of an appropriate place; management of the study
• Study recording: forms of submitting the report and its appendices; use of computerized record systems; report issue for comments and revisions
• The work team: the team required members; responsibilities; the basic leader characteristics; member characteristics identification; the nature and management of group communication processes; questioning techniques and diplomacy
• Utilization in the various phases of the plant lifetime: engineering design; commissioning; plant start-up; start-up of shut-down plants; accident investigation, plant or process modifications; decommissioning; licensing
• Technique variations: continuous processes, batch processes, programmable electronic systems, mechanical systems, etc.
• Technique usefulness for safety management: choice of technology; definition of protection measures; risk management; emergency planning; guidance for insurance companies; industrial planning; licensing