Refineries
Major Accident Hazard units need a process safety program that matches the consequence scale.
Crude processing units with major accident hazard potential requiring full-scope QRA, FERA and RBI programs.
Talk to a ConsultantKey Challenges
- ●Major Accident Hazard (MAH) regulatory obligations including ERDMP
- ●Wide range of degradation mechanisms across aging static equipment
- ●High-consequence scenarios demanding rigorous QRA and FERA
- ●Complex turnaround planning needing risk-prioritised inspection scope
Relevant Services
Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA)
Full quantitative risk assessment including dispersion, fire and explosion modelling, individual and societal risk contours.
Learn more→Risk Based Inspection (RBI)
API 580/581 aligned RBI programs that prioritise inspection effort on equipment with the highest risk of failure.
Learn more→ERDMP
Emergency Response and Disaster Management Plan preparation under the PNGRB ERDMP Regulations 2010, plus MSIHC on-site emergency plans for chemical MAH units.
Learn more→Fire & Explosion Risk Assessment
Quantified fire and explosion risk assessment for offshore and onshore facilities handling flammable inventories.
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