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Process Hazard Analysis for Chemical Facilities Training Course
Sector:
Chemicals & Process – Safety and Loss Prevention
Technical Focus Area:
Process Safety & Loss Prevention
About the Course
This course provides practical training in process hazard analysis for chemical facilities, covering how structured methodologies are used to identify and evaluate hazards across process units. It is designed for engineers and safety professionals responsible for hazard identification in chemical operations.
Participants examine HAZOP, what-if, and checklist methodologies, along with risk ranking and action tracking practices, building the practical skills needed to conduct or participate effectively in a process hazard analysis. Case examples illustrate hazard analysis applied to chemical process units.
Learning Milestones
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
- Select an appropriate process hazard analysis methodology.
- Facilitate a structured hazard analysis study.
- Identify hazards specific to chemical process operations.
- Rank and prioritize identified risks.
- Document hazard analysis findings and recommendations.
- Track hazard analysis actions through to closure.
- Revalidate hazard analyses over the facility lifecycle.
Professional Audience
This course is ideal for professionals responsible for hazard identification in chemical facilities, including:
- Process safety engineers
- Process and design engineers
- HSE professionals
- Plant operations personnel
- Project engineers supporting hazard studies
- HAZOP facilitators and scribes
Modular Syllabus
Process Hazard Analysis Methodologies
- HAZOP methodology overview
- What-if and checklist methodologies
- Failure mode and effects analysis
- Selecting the appropriate methodology
- Regulatory requirements for hazard analysis
Course Dates & Prices
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