Hazard identification
HAZID Training
Hazard identification (HAZID) is the first step of the risk assessment process to identify and assess/suggest appropriate prevention, mitigation, and control measures for hazards present within a plant or facility.
The HAZID review will also evaluate the adequacy of safeguards available and propose additional safeguards where deficiencies are identified. The effectiveness of the HAZID approach is highly dependent upon the expertise of the personnel involved in the HAZID review.
This course will give learners an overview of the HAZID methodology process, key roles expected of the participants, and commonly employed reporting methods. This course’s content is learner-centric, emphasizing practical knowledge sharing by experienced instructors facilitating numerous HAZID workshops.
Course Outline
Introduction to Process Safety Management and HAZID Training
- Overview of process safety management principles
- The critical role of HAZID in risk assessment and management
The HAZID Process
- Step-by-step guide through the HAZID methodology
- Roles and responsibilities in the HAZID review
- Techniques for hazard identification and assessment
Hazards in the Oil and Gas and Energy Industries
- Identifying and categorizing hazards specific to the industry
- Major Accident Hazard (MAH) identification and management
Safeguards and Mitigation Measures
- Evaluation of existing safeguards
- Proposing additional safeguards for identified deficiencies
Reporting and Outcomes from HAZID Studies
- Commonly employed reporting methods
- Analyzing and interpreting HazID study outcomes
Applying HAZID Knowledge Practically
- Case studies and practical exercises
- Sharing experiences and best practices
Mode of Delivery
Our HAZID Training Course leverages a blend of instructional methodologies to ensure optimal learner engagement and knowledge retention. The delivery methods include:
- Interactive lectures by experienced instructors
- Practical exercises and workshops
- Access to digital learning resources and tools
Who Should Attend
This course is essential for professionals involved in process safety management within the oil and gas, and energy sectors, including but not limited to:
- Safety engineers and managers
- Process engineers
- Operations managers
- Risk assessment specialists
- Anyone responsible for the safety and risk management of a plant or facility
Duration
5 Days
The comprehensive course is designed to be completed in 40 hours, providing an in-depth exploration of each module to ensure a thorough understanding of the HAZID process and its application in process safety management.
Learning Outcomes
- HAZID Methodology & HAZID Preparation
- Roles and Responsibility & Risk Ranking
- HAZID Mock Workshop
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