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    PREVENTION SERVICES

    Risk Management

    HAZID/HAZOP

    A hazard and operability (HAZOP) study is a design review


    technique used for hazard identification, and for the identification
    of design deficiencies which may give rise to operability problems.
    HAZOP is most commonly applied to systems which transfer or
    process hazardous substances or activities where the operations
    involved can be hazardous and the consequences of failure to
    control hazards may be significant in terms of damage to life, the
    environment or property. A HAZOP study is carried out using
    a structured approach by an experienced multi-discipline team,
    facilitated by a HAZOP leader.

    HAZOP Objectives
    • Identify hazards and operability issues associated with
    the design

    • Identify deviations from design intent, deviation causes,


    consequences, and safeguards

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    • Provide an action list with due dates and identify appropriate
    person/discipline to progress the action to close out

    HAZOP Steps
    Findings from a workshop are recorded in a series of detailed
    HAZOP studies are conducted in a workshop format, bringing HAZOP worksheets, including:
    together a multi-disciplined team of operations personnel,
    experienced design engineers and HSE professionals. • A record of team discussions
    The workshop utilizes a clearly defined step-by-step methodology, • Description of identified potential accident events
    and considers standardized deviations from normal process
    operations. The study includes a review of the design for • Consequences, relevant comments, safeguards, risk ranking,
    compliance with API standards. recommendations and responsibility assignment
    PREVENTION SERVICES

    The Hazard Identification (HAZID) study is a technique for


    early identification of hazards and threats and can be applied
    at the conceptual or detailed design stage. Early identification
    and assessment of hazards provides essential input to project
    development decisions at a time when a change of design has
    a minimal cost penalty. A HAZID study is carried out by an
    experienced multi-discipline team using a structured approach
    based on a checklist of potential hazards. Potential problems are
    highlighted for action outside the meeting. Typical process hazards
    are considered such as environmental, geographical, process, fire
    and explosion, health.

    HAZID Objectives
    • Identify hazards to the host facilities due to design, and
    evaluate potential consequences should the hazards be realized

    • Establish safeguards to manage hazards; identify areas where


    further understanding of safeguard effectiveness is needed

    • Make recommendations to reduce the likelihood of hazard


    occurrence or mitigate the potential consequences

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    HAZID Steps
    The HAZID method, accepted as one of the best techniques for
    identifying potential hazards and operability problems, involves
    the following:

    • Assembly of a team of experienced project personnel

    • Presentations detailing the scope of the HAZID

    • Identify hazards, causes, consequences and safeguards

    For more information, contact your Boots & Coots representative


    or email us at boots-coots@halliburton.com.

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    between Halliburton and the customer that is applicable to the sale. H011228 01/15

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