We are living in a world where we are facing hazards every day and everywhere, the moment you wake up and went to the washroom, start your car drive to work, and work at an office and then come back home, you will bump into thousands of hazards including from slipping and tripping at home or reckless drivers on roads or any of the others depending on the type of work you are involved in. When we look at the industry we can see many dangerous processes going on, there are machines with moving parts, high-temperature procedures, people working at height handling sharp equipment and working in underground tunnels and mines, they are facing many hazards which can cause them near misses, injuries and in extreme cases deaths. Thus there is a need for Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment (HIRA) techniques.

Course Objective

Course will provide the basic information of Hazard, Likelihood & consequence along with Identification & Recognition Hazards and related risk, Conducting Qualitative Risk Assessment, Managing & Mitigating Risk.

The training course provides basics to carryout a systematic, critical appraisal of all potential hazards involving personnel, plant, services and operation methods, overview to identify the likelihood and existing safeguards available to control the risks due to the hazards, also how additional control measures can be suggested to reduce the risk to acceptable level.

This training is ideal for HSE managers, Process Engineers, Operations and Maintenance staff, Process Reliability and Quality Control / Quality Assurance staff from industries such as Oil & Gas, Petro Chemical, Chemical, Pulp and Paper, Explosives, Mining, , Storage and Distribution, CGD Network Companies, Iron and Steel, Pharmaceuticals, and Power Plants also Engineers who needs a general understanding of the HIRA process

Course Contents

• Classify work activities.
• Hazard identification including analysis and control
• Document and prepare a risk control action plan
• Review the efficiency of the plan regularly and update
• Risk assessment including processes and technique applied