Process Safety & Risk Management

A Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) study is typically required during the design phase of a new process, or when making significant modifications to an existing chemical or industrial process.

Yes, we perform Safety Integrity Level (SIL) assignment and verification to ensure your Instrumented Safety Functions meet the required reliability standards.

QRA is a numerical evaluation of the risk from a process, calculating the frequency and consequences of potential major accidents to ensure they are within tolerable limits.

In Quantitative Risk Assessment, it's the scenario with the most severe consequences (e.g., total tank failure). We model these to ensure your emergency zones and community safety plans are adequate.

Yes, even small-scale chemical labs or pilot plants benefit from Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment to prevent early-stage incidents that could derail the business.

HAZOP identifies *what* can go wrong. LOPA is a semi-quantitative method that calculates if the *existing layers* of protection are enough to prevent the risk from reaching an unacceptable level.