PHA · Advanced · 3 days

HAZOP Leader / Facilitator

Certification-preparation course for engineers who will lead process hazard studies

Duration3 days
LevelAdvanced
FormatOn-site · virtual
CodeTR-A01
NODE 7 ! CommunityRelief · dikeSIS · SIL 2Alarm + operator GuidewordMORE flowRRF ≥ 100 → SIL 2
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At a glance

What you will be able to do.

Process, safety and project engineers who will lead HAZOP, HAZID and revalidation studies; PSM coordinators

A HAZOP is only as good as the person leading it. This course takes experienced engineers through the full facilitation cycle — node definition, guideword discipline, team dynamics, safeguard crediting and action quality — using real refinery and petrochemical P&IDs. Participants lead recorded practice sessions and receive individual feedback against the competencies expected of a certified HAZOP leader.

  • Plan a study: scope, node breakdown, team composition, schedule and information requirements
  • Apply guidewords and parameters systematically without losing the team's attention
  • Judge when a safeguard may be credited and when it may not
  • Write causes, consequences and recommendations that survive an audit
  • Manage difficult sessions: dominant members, scope creep, design-freeze pressure
  • Close out: report structure, action tracking, revalidation triggers
Course outline

Day by day

Day 1

HAZOP purpose and regulatory context · IEC 61882 methodology · study preparation and node definition · guideword/parameter matrices · recording standards

Day 2

Safeguard and IPL logic · linking HAZOP to LOPA and SIL · facilitation skills and team management · practice session 1 on a live P&ID with feedback

Day 3

Batch and procedural HAZOP · revalidation and cyclic reviews · reporting and action management · practice session 2 · competency assessment

Standards referenced
IEC 61882
IEC 61511
OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119(e)
CCPS Guidelines for Hazard Evaluation Procedures
Request a consultation

Tell us about the unit and the problem.

Send a short brief — plant, service of interest and what you need to achieve — and a Cerasus engineer will respond with a proposed scope and next steps.

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