Hazard and Operability Study - HAZOP

Short course

In Vienna (Austria)

£ 2,141.07 + VAT

*Indicative price

Original amount in EUR:

2,500 €

Description

  • Type

    Short course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Location

    Vienna (Austria)

  • Duration

    3 Days

Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP) is an internationally respected method of identifying hazards in chemical, oil, gas and pharmaceutical processes. It forms a vital part in Risk Management and provides the input for the full assessment of risk in terms of consequence severity and frequency via methods such as Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) and Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA).
The course covers the principles of HAZOP and the part of Process Safety Management and Risk Assessment where it applies. The technique is described in detail and its ‘rules’ are properly explained.

The desired outcome is that the participants understand the technique to enable them to take an active part to lead HAZOP studies.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Vienna (Austria)
Tba, 00000

Start date

On request

About this course

By the end of the course you will feel confident in your understanding of:
• The ability to set up and run HAZOP studies and control a HAZOP to ensure high class outcomes
• Hazards and how they impact people, the community, economics and the environment
• Major contributions to process and occupational safety risk management and reduction

This course is designed for you, if you are...

• A HAZOP team member wanting to take up study team leadership
• An engineer or other technical person who is new to HAZOP study
• A project manager or project engineer
• A production manager or production enginner
• A process safety engineer

The course is delivered by means of presentations, case studies and the use of simple MS Excel software.
Part of the course is devoted to case studies. The first of these studies is led by the trainer and then the participant groups lead the later examples with observation and guidance from the trainer.
Since the aim of the course is to equip participants with the ability to lead HAZOP studies, it is considered important for the participants to take a very active part in the case studies.

We look forward to hearing from you and endeavour to respond to your inquiry as quickly as possible!

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Subjects

  • Hazard and Operability Study (HAZOP)
  • Identifying Hazards
  • Risk Management
  • HAZOP-Related Key Terminology
  • Setting Up HAZOP Studies
  • Leading HAZOP Studies
  • Controlling a HAZOP
  • HAZOP Principles

Teachers and trainers (1)

Richard Gowland

Richard Gowland

Instructor

Course programme

Topics
  • What is HAZOP?
  • When is HAZOP needed?
  • Understand how to plan, lead, implement, record and review a HAZOP study
  • Key terminology on parameters, guidewords and hazardous deviations associated with a HAZOP study
  • Key resources needed for a HAZOP study
  • The different roles within a HAZOP-team composition
  • Understand the key characteristics of the method and requirements for HAZOP chair and the importance of balancing the HAZOP team inputs and contributions
  • Discuss the limitations of a HAZOP study
  • Carry out whole group and subgroup worked examples and case studies
    - Revisit major accidents e.g. BP Texas City
    - Gasoline storage
    - Distillation column level control
    - Intermediate storage tank
    - Exothermic runaway in a reactor
  • Connecting to other risk management elements

Additional information

Course Date: 15-17 July 2019
Course Duration: 3 days
Course Location: Vienna, Austria
Course Fee: 2500 EUR + VAT

Applicable VAT will be added.

A computer fee of 150 EUR will be added.

All our courses are held at top quality hotels with excellent meeting facilities.

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Hazard and Operability Study - HAZOP

£ 2,141.07 + VAT

*Indicative price

Original amount in EUR:

2,500 €