ABSTRACT
The HAZOP (Hazard and operability studies) method is a systematic method and a powerful tool in the domain of processes and engineering in order to identify deviations on a new facility or a facility in operation. Its implementation requires the creation of work group gathered around a team leader guardian (guarantor of the method) ;a pluridisciplinary team with an in depth knowledge of the facility described on detailed plans. The objective of this team is to assess and identify potentially hazardous risks for individuals, property and the environment. This article is dedicated to the implementation of the HAZOP method and presents in particular its actors, proceedings and expected deliverables.
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INTRODUCTION
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, implementation of the HAZOP method (Hazard and operability studies) requires the creation of a working group led by a facilitator, who is the guarantor of the method, and comprising a multidisciplinary team with in-depth knowledge of the plant described on detailed plans. It therefore requires the mobilization of a multi-disciplinary team over long periods, and the collection of numerous documents to model the installation
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In this third section, devoted to the implementation of the HAZOP method, we present the different components of the work team, after having drawn up a list of the various documents to be assembled. This is followed by a description of the various working meetings and the final documents to be produced. Finally, a short illustration of an application is given.
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HAZOP: a method for risk analysis - Implementation