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Process Safety Management: Process Hazard Analysis (US)

Employers should perform appropriate Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) techniques in their workplace to ensure employee safety. This course describes Process Hazard Analysis techniques as part of the Process Safety Management (PSM) series. Topics in this course include: Controlling Process Hazards, Risk Assessment, PHA Methods, HAZOP Method, FMEA Method, FTA Method, PHA Reports, and Implementation. After completing this course, learners will be able to identify what a PHA is and recognize the different types of PHAs a company can perform.

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Learning Objectives

Identify what a PHA is and the different types of PHAs a company can perform.

Recognize how PHAs are used to identify and reduce significant process hazards.

Course Outline

1. Chapter 1
1. Process Safety Management: Process Hazard Analysis
2. Chapter 1: Overview
3. About this course…
4. Reference and Prerequisites
2. Chapter 2
1. Chapter 2: Controlling Process Hazards
2. Proactive Measures
3. Preparing for a PHA
4. Knowledge Check
5. Background Information
6. Knowledge Check
7. Knowledge Check
8. Knowledge Check
9. Facility Location Considerations
3. Chapter 3
1. Chapter 3: Risk Assessment
2. Standard Risk Assessment
3. The Next Step
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
6. Knowledge Check
4. Chapter 4
1. Chapter 4: PHA Methods
2. PHA Methods and Definitions
3. What-If Analysis and Checklist Method
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
5. Chapter 5
1. Chapter 5: HAZOP Method
2. HAZOP Method
3. Sample Worksheet
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
6. Knowledge Check

6. Chapter 6
1. Chapter 6: FMEA Method
2. Knowledge Check
3. Knowledge Check
4. Performing a FMEA Analysis
5. When Failure Modes Enhance Each Other
6. Knowledge Check
7. Knowledge Check
7. Chapter 7
1. Chapter 7: FTA Method
2. Knowledge Check
3. Knowledge Check
4. Example of an FTA
5. Helpful Computer Software
6. Knowledge Check
7. Knowledge Check
8. Chapter 8
1. Chapter 8: PHA Reports
2. Making Current Versions Available
3. Knowledge Check
4. Knowledge Check
9. Chapter 9
1. Chapter 9: Implementation
2. Updating the PHA
3. Knowledge Check
4. Knowledge Check
5. Knowledge Check
10. Chapter 10
1. Chapter 10: Conclusion