Process Safety
Process Safety
HAZID, HAZOP, LOPA, SIL and Functional Safety to IEC 61508 and IEC 61511.
Process Safety is our specialism and the reason for the company name. We facilitate HAZID and HAZOP workshops, carry out LOPA, determine and verify SIL targets, and deliver Functional Safety work to IEC 61508 and IEC 61511. We do this as a standalone service for existing plants, and as an integrated thread through every FEED and EPCm project we run.

When you need this
Typical trigger points
- A new or modified plant needs a structured hazard and risk assessment.
- Existing Safety Instrumented Functions need SIL verification or reassessment.
- A regulator, insurer or parent company has asked for a gap against IEC 61511.
What's included
Deliverables
- HAZID and HAZOP facilitation and reports
- LOPA studies and risk-reduction allocation
- SIL determination and SIL verification
- Functional Safety Assessment (FSA) reports
- Bowtie analysis and barrier management
- Pre-Startup Safety Review (PSSR) and SIMOPS reviews
- Process safety management (PSM) gap assessments
Our process
How an engagement runs.
- 1
Scope
Study objectives, nodes or scenarios, team composition and protocol agreed.
- 2
Prepare
Drawings marked up, cause-effect data gathered, software templates built.
- 3
Facilitate
Workshops chaired by a registered functional safety engineer.
- 4
Analyse
LOPA, SIL determination or verification against the study findings.
- 5
Report & close-out
Report issued, actions tracked to closure, FSA updated.
Studies we facilitate
The process-safety toolkit.
Standards we work to
Functional safety lifecycle.
IEC 61508
Generic functional safety standard for electrical / electronic / programmable safety systems, the foundation for safety-related equipment across sectors.
IEC 61511
Process-sector application of IEC 61508, covering the full safety lifecycle for Safety Instrumented Systems in chemical, oil & gas and power plants.
Tools we use: PHA-Pro, exSILentia and equivalent packages as required.
Talk to us about your Process Safety scope.
A scoping call will tell us both quickly whether we're the right fit for the work.