HAZID aims to identify all Major Accident Hazards (MAH) associated with the facilities and pinpoint suitable mitigative measures to control risks to people, the environment and assets based on the process and layout. HAZOP is undertaken using a systematic and highly structured approach to examine the process and engineering intentions of the design.Continue Reading

HAZOP is a brainstorming session – carried out in workshop format – with objectives to identify any design or operability issue within the facility that might lead to safety or operation problems. HAZOP session should consist of a team with a multidisciplinary background, guided by a Facilitator. To help the brainstorming done systematically list of...Continue Reading

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To understand the exposure of risk to personnel onsite and nearby population/public, environment, company assets and its reputation and to ensure the risk are well managed and within the ALARP region.Continue Reading

HAZOP aims to identify the cause, consequence and safeguards due to any potential process deviations in different parts of the process systems. A QRA is a formal and systematic approach to estimating the likelihood and consequences of hazardous events and expressing the results quantitatively as a risk to people, the environment or your business.Continue Reading

Results from QRA is used to support the understanding of the exposure of risk to employees, the environment, company assets and its reputation, and in turn, allow the company to make cost-effective decisions and manage the risks for the entire asset lifecycle.Continue Reading

QRA is a formal and methodical method to estimate the likelihood and consequence of potential hazards that could lead to major accidents. The output from this assessment is expressed quantitatively as a risk to personnel/human, environment, or financial loss. Critical assumptions and risk driving elements are also identified to asses the robustness and validity of...Continue Reading

Four main types of quantitative research are: 1. Descriptive (current status of an identified variable) 2. Correlational (relationship between 2 or more variables with statistical data) 3. Casual-Comparative/ Quasi-Experimental (cause and effect relationship) 4. Experimental Research (via scientific method)Continue Reading

Quantitative methods are dependant on numbers to express the level of risk. Typically, quantitative risk assessments have more precision for ease of determination of analysis validity. Quantitative risk assessment relies on simple to complex models.Continue Reading

Quantitative analysis is usually done by estimating the likelihood and consequence of hazardous events. The result is considered as an estimated risk to assets, people or the environment.Continue Reading