COURSE OVERVIEW

 This practical and highly-interactive course includes real-life case studies and exercises where participants will be engaged in a series of interactive small groups and class workshops. 

This course is designed to provide participants with a detailed and up-to-date overview of hazard identification and HAZOP study. It covers the seminar introduction, aims and objectives; the risk assessment framework and the role of HAZOP; the HAZOP methodology, roles and responsibilities; the information needed for HAZOP; the stages of HAZOP study consist of initial meeting, introduction, terms of reference, scope of the review, HAZOP team composition and roles, etc; the project health, safety, environmental plan and role of HAZOP; the project h, s and e reviews ‘PHSER’s; the stages of PHSER; the role and responsibilities of PHSER team leader and members; the HAZOP report; the HAZOP actions, planning and implementing; the HAZOP software – Dnv pro 97 and example of HAZOP study reports. 

 

During this interactive course, participants will learn the planning and implementing; the role of HAZOP within quantified risk assessment ‘QRA’; the HAZOP and human reliability assessment; the human factors and types of human error; the latent, active error; the task-based HAZOP procedure and syndicate exercise of the task-based HAZOP; the analysis of the consequences of toxic & flammable release; the types of fire & explosion; the latest commercial software for modeling flammable/toxic releases and fire/explosion – Dnv Phast; the professional 5.3 & Bp AMOCO Sirrus 6.1; the overview of quantified risk assessment ‘QRA’; the general conduct of HAZOP team leader and members.