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Explosion risk assessments in workplaces containing flammable or combustible substances and (the) preparation of the Explosion Protection Documents.
Risk assessment (quantitative and qualitative), emergency plans, safety management systems, and all the documentation required by the SEVESO directive in order to demonstrate to the competent authority a high level of control against the risks inherent in serious accidents involving dangerous substances.
Applying the OHSAS 18001 specification to the design and introduction of Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems. The OHSAS 18001 specification requires workplace risk prevention to be incorporated into general business management systems. In Spain this requirement is enacted in the 31/95 Law and its subsequent amendment in the 54/03 Law.
Contingency plan design involves establishing the actions to be taken, the resources to be used, the responsibilities to be assumed and the procedures to be followed in emergency situations. The objective of such plans is to minimise negative impact on clients, employees and business reputation.
Designation of a Dangerous Goods Safety Advisor with responsibility for management of the risks associated with loading, unloading and/or carriage of dangerous goods.
Applying the most widely-recognised techniques (HAZOP, HAZID, What if?, Fault Tree Analysis, etc) and using PHAWORKS software for the performance of process hazard analysis.
The required SIL is determined using a systematic approach involving accident risk assessment and evaluation of the effectiveness of relevant safeguards, in accordance with international regulations and standards (ANSI/ISA-84.01-1996, IEC 61508 y IEC 61511). This requires the application of a number of selection methodologies, such as qualitative methodologies (Risk Graphs), semi-quantitative methodologies (Calibration Graphs and Risk Matrixes) and quantitative methodologies (LOPA analysis). The results must be recorded in the System Requirement Specifications (SRS) for the system.
This training and our awareness-raising materials are aimed at all professionals who are required to take part in a personal competencies DEVELOPMENT PLAN covering skills and knowledge in addition to an understanding of methodology which will enable him/her to deal efficiently with any decisions necessary in the area of Industrial Risk Management.
