Turning major-accident hazards into barriers people can own, verify and report on
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Process safety engineers, HSE leads, operations and maintenance managers, safety-case and Seveso report authors, barrier owners
A bow-tie makes a major-accident scenario visible in a way a HAZOP worksheet never will: the threats on the left, the top event in the middle, the consequences on the right and, on every line, the barriers that must work. The course covers building bow-ties to the CCPS/EI method, deciding what qualifies as a barrier, assigning ownership and performance standards, and using the diagrams for barrier-status reporting, incident review and communicating with the workforce. Participants build four bow-ties for their own major-accident hazards.
Major-accident hazards and the Swiss-cheese model · bow-tie anatomy: hazard, top event, threats, consequences · barrier criteria and common errors · degradation factors and degradation controls · building the first bow-tie for a site MAH
Barrier ownership, performance standards and assurance · barrier management systems and status reporting · bow-ties in Seveso reports and safety cases · linking to HAZOP, LOPA and SCE records in CeraPHA Studio · three further bow-ties and review
CCPS / EI Bow Ties in Risk ManagementIEC 31010ISO 17776EI Guidance on Process Safety BarriersSeveso III DirectiveSend 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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