This document discusses hazard analysis and its importance across various project phases. It outlines key initiating events, propagating factors, objectives, sources of information, and techniques for hazard analysis. Hazard analysis should identify process and plant hazards, improve safety, and make facilities more productive. It is most effective when done by an interdisciplinary team and should consider materials, chemicals, conditions, health effects, and more throughout a project's life cycle from research to decommissioning.
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This document discusses hazard analysis and its importance across various project phases. It outlines key initiating events, propagating factors, objectives, sources of information, and techniques for hazard analysis. Hazard analysis should identify process and plant hazards, improve safety, and make facilities more productive. It is most effective when done by an interdisciplinary team and should consider materials, chemicals, conditions, health effects, and more throughout a project's life cycle from research to decommissioning.
This document discusses hazard analysis and its importance across various project phases. It outlines key initiating events, propagating factors, objectives, sources of information, and techniques for hazard analysis. Hazard analysis should identify process and plant hazards, improve safety, and make facilities more productive. It is most effective when done by an interdisciplinary team and should consider materials, chemicals, conditions, health effects, and more throughout a project's life cycle from research to decommissioning.
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This document discusses hazard analysis and its importance across various project phases. It outlines key initiating events, propagating factors, objectives, sources of information, and techniques for hazard analysis. Hazard analysis should identify process and plant hazards, improve safety, and make facilities more productive. It is most effective when done by an interdisciplinary team and should consider materials, chemicals, conditions, health effects, and more throughout a project's life cycle from research to decommissioning.
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Initiating Events
Process Upset Management Control Failure Human Error Some External Event Propagating Factors • Ignition Sources • Human Error • Adverse Weather Conditions Hazard Analysis
Can be performed to any phase in a
project life cycle Should be done by team of knowledgeable personnel
INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH is the most effective Project Phase Information Needs Material Safety Data Sheets Research and Process Chemistry Development Chemical Interactions Design safety opportunities Pilot Plant Hazardous operations interfaces Waste reduction and pollution prevention Comparison of sites Facility Siting and Layout Employee and community risk Transportation and storage of hazardous materials Safety systems specifications Detailed Design Materials of construction Inventory, process and spill control Inspection and testing of equiptment Construction Safety systems verification Housekeeping Anticipate problem situations Start-up Provide training Verify operating and safety parameters Develop operating manual and procedures Operation Integrity of equipment Maintenance of safety systems Identify safety Compromises Expansion, modification, Provide training change Revalidate hazard analysis
Decommission Revalidate hazard analysis
Hazard Analysis Main Objectives: 2.Identify process and plant hazards 3.Improve safety of the facility 4.Make the plant more productive Consequences
Sources of Information: 2.Material Data Sheets 3.Consensus standards of the following: Consequences Consequences
HAZARD IDENTIFICATION MATRIX
Study of interaction of chemicals, operating conditions, materials of construction and contaminants, and associated health and environmental effects Chemical 1 Chemical 2 Chemical 3
