PT.XYZ adalah salah.satu perusahaan manufaktur yang bergerak di bidang produk kertas dan juga tissue Indonesia. Semenjak didirikannya ini, banyak terdapat permasalahan pada kesehatan keselamatan kerja. Dalam melakukan identifikasi tentang Kesehatan Keselamatan Kerja (K3) institusi maupun proyek ada beberapa metode dapat digunakan, salah satunya Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP). HAZOP stan...

Abstract Hazards and operability analysis (HAZOP) is one of a dozen‐structured Process Analysis (PHA) methodologies that assess risks associated with operating processes to mitigate their consequences. HAZOP applies all six stages process design from discovery decommissioning. Industry massively adopted PHA as consequence several industrial disasters in the 1970s increased society's scrutiny ch...

Submit Manuscript | http://medcraveonline.com Abbreviations: MIC: Methyl Isocyanate; UCIL: Union Carbide India Ltd; RDX: Research Development Explosive; HAZOP: Hazard Operability Studies; PHA: Preliminary Hazard Analysis; IHA: Interface Hazard Analysis; O&SHA: Operating and Support Hazard Analysis; QRA: Quantitative Risk Analysis; RA: Risk Analysis; MORT: Management Oversight Risk Tree Analysis...

Traditional hazard and operability analysis (HAZOP) is one of the most widely applied methods for process safety management in enterprises. Due to its principles based on conservative qualitative judgment, it often leads too risk identification results fluorine chemical industry usually with high-risk processes keep continuity production. Most improved quantitative semi-quantitative are layer p...

Introduction The main challenge when testing safety-critical systems is to decide what to test. At the top level the answer to this question is straightforward – we should test that nothing dangerous can happen when we use the system. From this it follows that in order to test for safety we need to know and understand what can go wrong – we need to identify the system’s hazards. The proposed re...

INTRODUCTION The accidents at Texas City and Buncefield remind us of the importance of human factors in preventing major accident hazards in the Process Industry. Much of the advice focuses on organisational factors required to ensure a motivated and competent workforce working within a good safety culture. Another key area that is often overlooked is the design of plants, processes and procedu...