Hazard Identification (HAZID) is a proactive safety analysis tool designed to identify potential hazards, both internal and external, across various project phases. External hazards—those originating outside the process—are a key focus of HAZID, encompassing events like natural disasters, security breaches, and external fires. By evaluating these alongside internal risks, HAZID ensures a holistic approach to hazard management, contributing to safer operations and regulatory compliance.

Safety isn't just a priority; it's a core value. Whether you're an engineering manager, a team leader, or an engineer, fostering a safety-first culture is key to long-term success and well-being.

Safety isn't just about well-being; it impacts your bottom line. Whether you're an engineer, a manager, or part of a safety team, here's how to leverage safety measures to impact insurance premiums.

Safety is never an accident—it's a result of effective risk mitigation strategies. Whether you're an engineer, manager, or safety professional, here are 5 strategies to protect what matters most.

In the world of engineering and safety management, robust risk assessment is the cornerstone of informed decision-making. Whether you're an engineer, a manager, or part of a regulatory body, understanding these essential elements is paramount.

HAZOP is the most popular technique in the process industry to identify hazards. It is so popular that everybody is doing it and everybody wants to be a HAZOP leader. It is mainstream. And the latter is where the problem lies.

You cannot do proper risk management without understand what you tolerable risk level is.

As a seasoned team of risk assessment professionals, we have developed a powerful tool that can revolutionize the way your organization identifies and addresses potential risks. Our risk assessment template is specifically designed to target five key areas: Strategic risk, Compliance risk, Operational risk, Financial risk, and Reputational risk.