HAZOP & Risk Studies
Structured reviews. Clear actions.
Independent HAZOP chairing for water and wastewater treatment, including UF and RO desalination.
Identify hazards and operability issues through a focused, multidisciplinary review.
Discuss your studyA focused review of how the plant could deviate from its intended operation.
We bring structure to the discussion, draw on the team’s experience and document findings and recommendations clearly.
- Prepared study scope
- Relevant technical participation
- Actions with defined ownership
When a study can help
New treatment systems
Review a sufficiently developed design before implementation.
Plant modifications
Examine changes to equipment, controls or operating conditions.
Existing installations
Review defined systems using current plant information.
What our support covers
- 01
Study preparation
Agree scope, nodes, documentation and participants.
- 02
Independent chairing and recording
Facilitate a structured guide-word review and capture the discussion.
- 03
Deviations and safeguards
Examine causes, consequences and existing safeguards.
- 04
Risk assessment
Apply the agreed criteria and risk matrix where required.
- 05
Action definition
Record clear recommendations, owners and completion requirements.
- 06
Close-out support
Track responses and review supporting evidence where commissioned.
What you receive
A documented study record and an action register your team can work through.
- Scope, team and reference documents
- Node worksheets and findings
- Recorded causes and consequences
- Safeguards and risk rankings, where used
- Actions, owners and target dates
- Close-out status, where included
Implementation and action approval follow the agreed project responsibilities.
From preparation to follow-up
- 01
Prepare
Agree scope, gather documentation and confirm participants.
- 02
Facilitate and record
Chair the study, capture discussion and agree actions.
- 03
Report and follow up
Issue the study record and support action close-out where commissioned.
Let’s plan your HAZOP study.
Tell us about your system, project stage, available drawings and intended timing.