(link between hazard controls and activities)

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Hazard and Effects Management Process HEMP

• (link between hazard controls and activities)

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Why is activity analysis required?

• The HSE-MS ensures that all HSE critical
  activities are carried out properly through
• provision of resources
• an adequate organisation
• allocating responsibilities
• assurance of competencies
• proper training and communication
• documentation of procedures
• feedback, corrective action, continuous
  improvement

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HAZID

• Early Identification of Potential Hazards

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Why Use HAZID?

• Benefits
• Full recognition of HSE
• Specific Hazards within the project
• Put HSE hazards threats in an inventory
• Application
• Effective for Greenfield developments
• Compliments EIA and HRA

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Required Terms

• Hazard potential to cause harm/illness/damage
• Threat causes which could lead to the release
  of a Hazard upon the target, person/asset/Environm
  ent/reputation
• Incidents injury,illness,damage

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Bow Tie
HAZARD
BARRIER
THREAT
HAZARDOUS EVENT
ACTIVITIES/tasks PROVIDE CONTROLS - for
BARRIERS AND RECOVERY MEASURES
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Activity - Hazard Relationships
CONSEQUENCES
THREAT
HAZARD
TOPEVENT
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HAZID Process

• Identify Activities
• Identify Hazards within the activities
• Guidewords to assist (Threats Causes)
• Assess
• Controls
• What Barriers are Required to prevent or control
  the effect?

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Prioritisation recording

• Simple priority rating (RAM)
• Recording on the HAZID Worksheet
• Leading to Hazard Effects Register
• Building the HSE case
• Summary The Output
• identification of major hazards and threats
• assessment of the influence the hazards may have
  on the project
• initial statement on hazard manageability and
  assurance needs