Course Description
Course Duration: Five Training Days
Course Language: Arabic or English
Include:
Scientific material with TAB
Workshops
Reception and farewell at the airport
Daily lunch
Coffee Break
Introduction:
HAZOP (Hazard and Operability) study is one of the most widely used hazard identification methods in the world and is utilized across many different industries. Countless potential risks and problems can be identified by using the systematic and structured approach of HAZOP.
A successful HAZOP study is only possible if the study is led effectively. Without good leadership, studies ‘drift’ and become, at best, design reviews; or, at worst, contractual arguments. This course will provide participants with an understanding of the HAZOP methodology and why it works, as well as key skills to take on the role of a HAZOP Team Leader.
Participants will learn how to function as a HAZOP study Leader including: preparing and selecting a team, choosing nodes, estimating timescales for completion, avoiding common problems, and formulating reports
Targeted Groups:
This course is suitable for personnel who are required to lead HAZOP studies in any industry. Participants must have experience as a team member and understand the HAZOP methodology
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course the participants will be able to:
Prepare for a successful HAZOP study that identifies scope and timeframes
Select and motivate the HAZOP team to complete the study on time and with results
Guide productive HAZOP study meetings to reach positive outcomes
Identify and solve problems that arise during HAZOP studies
Create effective and user-friendly HAZOP study reports
Analyze HAZOP study results and make organizational improvement recommendations
Targeted Competencies:
Developing the HAZOP Study
Leading the HAZOP Study
Report Writing
Team Management
Course Content:
Unit 1: The Role of HAZOP:
The role of HAZOP in risk assessment
What happens when it goes wrong?
Unit 2: Historical Perspective:
The origins and development of HAZOP
HAZOP terminology
Unit 3: HAZOP and Safety:
The benefits arising from the application of HAZOP
The drawbacks of not employing HAZOP
The requirements of a ‘safe’ plant, and how HAZOP helps to ensure that these are in place
Unit 4: Leading the HAZOP Study:
The HAZOP definition and understanding
What are the hazards?
What are operability problems?
HAZOP preparation
Defining the scope of the study
The information required
Unit 5: Part (Node) Definition:
Continuous processes
Batch processes
Procedural studies
HAZOP timeframe
Team definition and requirements
Starting the HAZOP team discussion
Unit 6: Putting a HAZOP Study into Practice:
A continuous and guided HAZOP
Preparing the study
Taking the lead
Identifying the components
Formulating the team
Motivating the team
Unit 7: Reviewing the HAZOP Case Study:
Identifying common mistakes
What needs to be changed
Improvement methods
Preparing HAZOP reports
Implementing recommendations