- the engineering principles
- the design intent
- the design representation of the system being studied.
What Will You Learn?
- The essential basics of the HAZOP technique
- Inputs required for HAZOP
- Outputs from HAZOP
- Whether HAZOP is an appropriate technique for the safety study of the system
- When and how to use HAZOP
Public & On Site Courses
Duration
Public & On-Site Courses: 1 Day. The course commences at 9.00am and finishes approximately 5.00pm.
Course Fee
Public Course: £500, includes lunch and refreshments.
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Online Courses
Duration
Online Courses: Split into 2 sessions 3 hour slots.
Course Fee
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Registration / Further Information
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Course Agenda
Introduction
- Origins of HAZOP
- Applications
- Objectives and Limitations
Inputs to HAZOP
- Defining Scope, Design Intent, Modes of Operation and Establishing Boundaries
- Design Representations and Consequence Analysis
- Attributes, Guide Words, Deviations and Interpretations; example below (Exercise 2)
Outputs from HAZOP (I – Covered)
- Causes, Consequences, Safeguards, Recommendations for Action and Risk Ranking (Exercises 3 & 4)
- Documentation, Recording Styles and Signing-off
Outputs from HAZOP (II – Optional)
- Relationship with the Sponsor or Budget Holder
- Selecting and Briefing the Study Team (including the Team Leader and other roles)
- Training, Timing, Study Schedule and Rehearsal
- Relationship between HAZOP and other safety studies
- Meeting Rules, Logistics, Controlling and Ending the Meetings
- Success Factors and Common Pitfalls
- Auditing and Improvement of HAZOP
- Discussion and Feedback
Wrap Up
- Final Questions
- Further Learning