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HAZOP/HAZID Course
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HamishMcTavish
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No more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary - William of Occam
No more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary - William of Occam
You might want to visit web site or contact Frank Benham at Carmagen Engineering Inc. in NJ. Understand they offer training and HAZOP services.
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I've checked a plenty amount of resources and made sure that the best one is the IChemE course "Hazop study for Team Leaders & Team Members". I've also talked to one guy, who has visited that and this was liked a lot.
cheers & thanks for ur suggestions
cheers & thanks for ur suggestions
johngerhart
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if Trevor Kletz is still around , he is the expert !! he wrote a book on HAZOP/HAZAN whcih ex plains hwo to do both , ICHEM I ( British Chem Engineers )
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You should contact Ellis Knowlton:
ellisknowlton@npsnet.com
Ellis has been involved with the development of HAZOP since 1967, was founding leader of CMA task group on process safety, launched HAZOP training in many countries (e.g. India - post Bhopal), etc. He has trained thousands of study leaders and continues to provide training and consultancy.
You should contact Ellis Knowlton:
ellisknowlton@npsnet.com
Ellis has been involved with the development of HAZOP since 1967, was founding leader of CMA task group on process safety, launched HAZOP training in many countries (e.g. India - post Bhopal), etc. He has trained thousands of study leaders and continues to provide training and consultancy.
There are lots of people who can lead hazops. It's important to ensure the person chosen understands chem eng broadly from practical and theoretical perspectives. Whilst it's not essential they are well versed with the technology under consideration, it does help.
The IChemE approved courses are good quality, but please remember they won't turn delegates overnight into hazop leaders! The best you can hope for from a course is to become a good hazop participant.
Trevor is a great chap, an excellent safety professional and engineer. I was pleased to meet him when he addressed a safety course when we worked for ICI - he is inspirational If he gives a lecture, go to see it if you can!
Hazard studies were developed by ICI originally, although it very quickly caught on around the world. Most people now only use Hazard Study 3 (aka Hazop), but there are 5 other stages that are equally useful!
However there are more books on the subject, and I find that thinking is advancing constantly at both an academic and practical level.
The IChemE approved courses are good quality, but please remember they won't turn delegates overnight into hazop leaders! The best you can hope for from a course is to become a good hazop participant.
Trevor is a great chap, an excellent safety professional and engineer. I was pleased to meet him when he addressed a safety course when we worked for ICI - he is inspirational If he gives a lecture, go to see it if you can!
Hazard studies were developed by ICI originally, although it very quickly caught on around the world. Most people now only use Hazard Study 3 (aka Hazop), but there are 5 other stages that are equally useful!
However there are more books on the subject, and I find that thinking is advancing constantly at both an academic and practical level.
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