This course is structured into five comprehensive modules, each focusing on key aspects of HAZOP Leader requirements. It includes:

• 60 % Lectures, power point presentations, case studies & group discussions.
• 40% on practical groups and individual assignments.
• Comprehensive course handout, resources and reference materials.
• Written pre-training and post-training assessments.
• Continuous verbal and practical assessments throughout the training program.
• Post-training Evaluation/Feedback conducted by participants.
• Post-training Outcomes and Insights Report conducted by the trainer.

By the end of this training course, participants should be able to:

• Understand the principles and methodology of HAZOP studies.
• Establish HAZOP Team with the right qualifications, disciples and hands-on experience.
• Lead HAZOP teams effectively and manage group dynamics.
• Identify and evaluate hazards and operability issues.
• Develop and implement action plans to mitigate identified risks.
• Communicate HAZOP findings and recommendations to stakeholders.
• Continuously improve HAZOP processes and outcomes.
• Understand the documentation, reporting and record keeping requirements.

This course is designed for:

• Process safety engineers.
• HAZOP leaders and facilitators.
• Risk management professionals.
• Safety and health professionals.
• Operations and maintenance engineers and managers.
• Anyone involved in leading or participating in HAZOP studies

The training will be delivered through a combination of:

• Interactive lectures and presentations.
• Case studies and real-world examples.
• Group discussions, open questions and practical activities.
• Role-playing exercises and simulations
• Practical workshops and hands-on exercises
• Assessments and feedback sessions.

Module One: Introduction to HAZOP Study Process

• Principles and methodology of HAZOP.
• Key components of a HAZOP study.
• Overview of HAZOP process and documentation.
• Case study: HAZOP study in action.

Module Two: Leadership Principles for HAZOP Leaders

• Roles and responsibilities of a HAZOP leader.
• Effective communication and facilitation techniques.
• Managing group dynamics and conflict resolution (Internal & External Consultation).
• Practical exercise: Leading a HAZOP team discussion.

Module Three: Identifying and Evaluating Hazards and Operability Issues

• Techniques for identifying hazards and operability issues.
• Risk assessment and evaluation methods.
• Documenting findings and recommendations.
• Case study: Identifying and evaluating hazards in a process.

Module Four: Developing and Implementing Action Plans

• Developing action plans to mitigate identified risks.
• Assigning responsibilities and timelines.
• Monitoring and reviewing action plans.
• Practical exercise: Developing an action plan for a HAZOP study.

Module Five: Communicating HAZOP Findings and Continuous Improvement

• Effective communication of HAZOP findings to stakeholders.
• Preparing and presenting HAZOP reports (Documentation, Reporting & Record Keeping).
• Continuous improvement strategies for HAZOP processes.
• Group activity: Presenting HAZOP findings and recommendations.
• Course wrap-up and Q&A session.

 CDGA Consultant Certificate will be issued to all attendees completing minimum of 80% of the total tuition hours of the workshop.