Who should be involved in doing a HAZID?
During a HAZID assessment, it is best to carry this out in a multidisciplinary team similarly to the other processes like HAZOP and bowtie diagrams. Various engineering disciplines should be present (Process, Mechanical and Electrical are examples of the key engineering disciplines usually present), operations, maintenance and safety as well as the project manager of the project if applicable. It is always a great idea to have an independent chair for a HAZID since it provides an unbiased and objective perspective on the process safety assessment and ensures the team stay focussed on the task. This is where Finch can help support your needs as an independent body.
Tristan Pulford | Sohail Khan | Nick Freer
If you need further information or advice on Bowtie diagrams please contact Tristan Pulford: [email protected] : 01530412777, Sohail Khan: [email protected], Nick Freer: [email protected] .
We can create/audit bowtie diagrams at your workplace and assist in identifying where there are gaps and support you with finalising solutions and closing the gaps.
Tristan is a chartered mechanical engineer and process safety engineer and is Finch Consulting’s Capability Director. Sohail is a chemical engineer experienced in process safety management. Nick Freer is a Chartered chemical engineer experienced in Process Safety and Asset management.
Finch is a leading risk management consultancy, working worldwide with blue-chip clients in multiple sectors.
As a “critical partner” to our clients, we provide confidence to be a better business by helping identify, manage and mitigate risks associated with engineering, health and safety, and regulatory compliance. This is delivered through three core areas: Asset Management, Health & Safety Management and Process Safety Management.
