Safety Compliance
Statutory, Regulatory And Obligatory Requirements
Consequence Analysis
Consequence analysis is the process of evaluating the potential impacts of hazardous events on people, property, and the environment. It involves identifying possible scenarios, estimating the severity of their outcomes, and assessing the likelihood and scale of damage or harm. This analysis helps in risk management and mitigation planning to minimize adverse effects.
HAZOP
HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study) is a structured and systematic technique for identifying potential hazards and operational issues in a process or system. It involves a detailed examination of process designs to find deviations from the intended operation that could lead to risks, using guide words to prompt discussions among a multidisciplinary team.
Process hazard Analysis - PHA
Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) is a systematic assessment method used to identify and evaluate potential hazards associated with industrial processes. It involves analyzing the process design, equipment, and operational procedures to determine possible scenarios that could lead to accidents or harm to personnel, the environment, or assets.
Process Safety Audit
A Process Safety Audit is a comprehensive review of industrial processes, procedures, and systems to assess their compliance with safety standards and regulations. It aims to identify potential hazards, evaluate risk management practices, and ensure that necessary controls are in place to prevent accidents and protect personnel, assets, and the environment.
Process Safety Consulting Support
Process Safety Consulting Support involves expert guidance and assistance provided to organizations in managing and enhancing their process safety programs. This support typically includes risk assessments, regulatory compliance guidance, training, audits, and implementation of best practices to ensure the safety and integrity of industrial processes.
QRA
Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) is a systematic approach used to numerically evaluate and quantify the risks associated with a particular process, activity, or system. It involves the use of mathematical models, data analysis, and probabilistic techniques to assess the likelihood and consequences of various hazards, helping decision-makers prioritize risk mitigation efforts.