Selecting and running the lighter hazard-identification methods across the project lifecycle
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Process, safety, project and operations engineers who run or take part in hazard identification at concept, FEED, MOC and operations stages
Not every question deserves a HAZOP. HAZID at concept stage, What-If reviews for changes and checklists for start-up and routine tasks each find hazards a guideword study would miss or reach too late. The course covers when each technique is the right choice, how to structure and facilitate it, how to record the result so it links to the later HAZOP, and how to keep a checklist from becoming a tick-box exercise.
Hazard identification across the lifecycle · HAZID structure: hazard categories, guidewords and register · facilitation and team composition · HAZID exercise on a concept plot plan · linking HAZID to ENVID and HAZOP
What-If and What-If/Checklist method · running a What-If on an MOC package · checklist design and pitfalls · building a site checklist from incident history · recording in CeraPHA Studio and report expectations
IEC 31010ISO 17776IEC 61882CCPS Guidelines for Hazard Evaluation ProceduresOSHA 29 CFR 1910.119(e)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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