HAZARD AND RISK ASSESSMENT
Hazard and Risk Assessment
Our personnel have long been involved in the assessment and management of complex safety problems. Our professionals are trained in the application of a variety of hazard assessment tools.
More importantly, we apply our combined knowledge and experience as well as the resources of our profession and actual loss history to give you the best insight into the hazards and challenges of your facility.
Yet, none of these tools are more important than our ability and desire to actually walk through your plant, understand the technical basis of operations for key equipment and processes, and to listen to your people.
Hazard and Risk Assessment Approach
Hazard and Risk Assessment is most important when a facility or process is unique or has a complex set of challenges, where the need for reliability and established configuration management are essential.
At acensium our approach is always a collaborative effort with the plant engineering, operations, and maintenance resources. We believe that the results should be practical, highly reliable and minimize the potential for human error to the greatest extent possible.
Hazard and Risk Analysis should be a continual process in which the plant works from a prioritized schedule and plans to make improvements, while at the same time evaluating the effectiveness of its efforts.
acensium will use the right combination of tools to accurately and efficiently assess your facility or operation:
- Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
- Hazardous Operations (HazOps) Assessment
- What-if Checklist
- Probalistic Risk Assessment
- DOE/NRC and EEI Fire Hazards Analysis
- DOE/NRC/API Safety Analysis Reports
- EPA/OSHA accepted Process Hazards Analysis
- Process Hazard Analysis in accordance with Federal EPA and OSHA Process Safety Management Requirements
- Fire Hazards Analysis in accordance with U.S. Department of Energy and Nuclear Regulatory Commission Standards
- Fire Hazards Assessments in accordance with American Petroleum Institute and Edison Electrical Institute Guidelines
- Job Safety and Job Hazards Analysis
- Safety Analysis Reports in accordance with U.S. Department of Energy criteria
- MORT Root Cause Analysis
- Numerous insurance company directed loss control surveys and loss estimates
- Actual accident and incident investigation
