Risk Assessment
There are numerous acronyms and titles for different sorts of risk assessment. These include MAHRA, HAZID, HAZOP, TRA (Task Risk Assessment), Bowtie, Swiss Cheese, Compartment Study, FMEA, FMECA (Failure Mode, Effect and Criticality Assessment), QRA (Quantitative Risk Assessment) and so on.
In addition to the risk assessment processes required for any Safety Case, all formal safety management systems require the provision of risk assessment techniques, for all aspects of operations. Risk assessments range from the quantitative calculations needed to determine the likelihood of a TR (Temporary Refuge) surviving an explosion, to the requirement that work teams about to undertake a task must assess the risks of carrying it out.
The risk assessment techniques used must be appropriate to situation or task to be undertaken, they should result in recommendations or opportunities for improvement, and in some cases the abandonment of the proposed operation.
Marex Marine Services have experience of many types of risk assessment and are able to act as facilitators and produce reports which are pertinent and which are of value to their clients. They are also able to advise on risk assessment techniques that will be of value in the day to day operations of offshore installations.
An appropriate qualitative major accident hazard risk assessment is an essential component of any Safety Case, and outwith the ...
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QRA is carried out by a safety engineer, sitting at a computer. It is a means of determining the risk of fatality whilst working ...
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Marex have been using bowtie risk assessment techniques, as a means of fulfilling the requirements for MAHRAs, since the turn of the century. This technique ...
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MAs part of the findings from the investigation into the Piper Alpha disaster Lord Cullen required that operators and owners of offshore installations ...
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FMEAs (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) and FMECAs (Failure Mode Effect and Criticality Analysis) can be used to determine...
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HAZOPs were developed for the chemical industry to allow assessments to be made of the systems installed, or to be installed for the fabrication ...
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HAZOPs were developed for the chemical industry to allow assessments to be made of the systems installed, or to be installed for the fabrication ...
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Marex assists its clients in the development of risk assessments which will fulfill the requirements of the Safety Case Regulations and the supporting ...
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The Marex Risk and Safety Specialists utilise tools (such as this program) to complement its team skills and provide the best service to its clients: ...
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