HAZOP - Master HAZOP Method, Hazard and Operability Study
The HAZOP (Hazard and Operability study) method is based on the systematic use of 7 guiding words to identify hazards in the following areas: health, safety, environment (water, air, soil), operation of equipment, quality.
It’s a tool that allows you to assess and prioritize risks and make recommendations to reduce them.
Who should attend
Risk managers, managers and safety coordinators.
Learning objectives
- Identify when to use a HAZOP study
- Define a HAZOP study methodology applicable in your company
- Conduct HAZOP studies
Workshops, “What-if” Studies. Final Exam.
Course highlights
- Introduction to the HAZOP method
- Identification of a node
- Guiding words
- Risk Matrix
- HAZOP method applied to batch processes
- HAZOP report and follow-up of recommendations
- HAZOP method applied to procedures
- Criteria for selecting a risk analysis method
- Risk analysis during an engineering project
- Identification of hazards according to the HAZID method
- “What-if” method
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It’s a tool that allows you to assess and prioritize risks and make recommendations to reduce them.
Who should attend
Risk managers, managers and safety coordinators.
Learning objectives
- Identify when to use a HAZOP study
- Define a HAZOP study methodology applicable in your company
- Conduct HAZOP studies
Workshops, “What-if” Studies. Final Exam.
Course highlights
- Introduction to the HAZOP method
- Identification of a node
- Guiding words
- Risk Matrix
- HAZOP method applied to batch processes
- HAZOP report and follow-up of recommendations
- HAZOP method applied to procedures
- Criteria for selecting a risk analysis method
- Risk analysis during an engineering project
- Identification of hazards according to the HAZID method
- “What-if” method
None