HAZOP Leadership and Management

Day 1:

•     Leadership responsibilities

•     Planning a HAZOP program

•     Node identification and time estimation

•     Preparation of the event

•     Recording style, skills, and development of recommendations

•     HAZOP meeting facilitation

•     Team dynamics

•     Leadership through the study

•     Development of the final report and action management

Day 2:

• Techniques for Hazard Identification and Analysis – HAZOP

• Where and When to Use HAZOP and the Requirements for a Successful HAZOP Study

• Team Composition for HAZOP Studies

• Guide Words and Process variables used for HAZOP Studies

Day 3:

• HAZOP Team Leader / Facilitator Requirements

• HAZOP Scribe Requirements

• Facilitating HAZOP Studies

• Needed Information to allow Successful HAZOP Studies

• Review of Commercial Software used for HAZOP and Management of Change ‘MOC’

Day 4:

• Theory Behind Fire, Explosion, and Toxic Dispersion Modelling Utilised in Quantitative Risk Assessments

• Types of Fires and their Effects on People and Equipment

• Types of Explosions and their Effects on People and Equipment

• Review of Software

Day 5:

• QRA

• The Role of Event Tree Analysis

• The Role of Fault Tree Analysis

• ETA and FTA

• Failure Data for Use in QRA’s

• Societal Risk and Individual Risk

• Review of Software available for Quantitative Risk Assessments