HAZOP is a structured examination of a process to find deviations from design intent and the consequences that follow. Eduforce records it alongside accident investigation.
A HAZOP is a structured examination of a process, carried out to find where it could deviate from its design intent and what would follow if it did. It is used where the process itself, rather than a single task, is the source of risk.
Eduforce records HAZOP together with accident investigation, so the programme covers both directions: working through deviations before the plant finds them, and tracing an incident back to its root cause afterwards. In each case the result is a set of recorded actions followed through to close-out.
Personnel involved in process safety studies and incident investigation
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Recorded in Eduforce material as “HAZOP and Accident Investigation” and, in the capability material, as “HAZOP”.
Duration, assessment method and the certificate issued vary by programme, and are set out in the written confirmation issued for your engagement. Contact our team for the current details for this programme, including any validity period that applies.
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