PHA · Foundation · 1 day

HAZOP Team Member & Scribe

How to contribute, challenge and record so the study is worth the team's time

Duration1 day
LevelFoundation
FormatOn-site · virtual
CodeTR-A02
NODE 7 ! CommunityRelief · dikeSIS · SIL 2Alarm + operator GuidewordMORE flowRRF ≥ 100 → SIL 2
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HAZOP Team Member & Scribe — one-page catalogue.

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HAZOP Team Member & Scribe — one-page course flyer
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At a glance

What you will be able to do.

Operations, maintenance, instrument and process engineers and supervisors nominated to HAZOP teams; engineers and technical assistants who will scribe

A HAZOP team spends most of its week waiting for someone to explain what a guideword means or why the safeguard they named was not credited. This course prepares team members to arrive knowing the method, the vocabulary and what the leader needs from them, and prepares scribes to record causes, consequences and safeguards in a form the study can actually use. Half the day is spent recording real nodes from participants' own units.

  • Explain the purpose of a HAZOP and how the outcome is used downstream in LOPA, SIL and MOC
  • Interpret guideword and parameter combinations and offer credible deviations
  • State causes, consequences and safeguards precisely instead of as opinions
  • Recognise which safeguards qualify as protection layers and which do not
  • Record a worksheet that a reader outside the room can follow
  • Prepare for a study: drawings, operating data, incident history and questions to bring
Course outline

Day by day

Morning

What the regulator and the site expect of a HAZOP · IEC 61882 method and terminology · nodes, design intent and deviations · causes, consequences and safeguards · the difference between a safeguard and an IPL

Afternoon

Recording conventions and worksheet quality · writing recommendations that can be closed · scribing in CeraPHA Studio · live recording of four nodes from participants' P&IDs · recording-quality check and feedback

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