Inspection
Work Planning
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A structured process for identifying hazards associated with facilities, operations or projects before they result in incidents.
Hazard Identification (HAZID) is a systematic risk assessment methodology used to identify potential hazards throughout the lifecycle of industrial facilities, projects and operations. HAZID workshops bring together multidisciplinary teams to identify hazardous scenarios, evaluate potential consequences and recommend risk reduction measures at an early stage of design or project development.
HAZID provides an early understanding of project risks and supports inherently safer design by identifying hazards before detailed engineering or construction begins.
HAZID studies are commonly performed during concept selection, front-end engineering design and major project modifications to establish the project's risk profile and define follow-on safety studies.
HAZID is a broad hazard identification exercise performed early in a project, whereas HAZOP is a detailed, guideword-based review of completed process designs.
Process Safety; Risk Management; Engineering Design.
Capital projects.; Process safety.; Risk management.; Concept design.; Operations.
ISO 31000; ISO 17776
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