Process Hazard Analysis (PHA)

COURSE OUTLINE:

1. Introduction: Learning objectives; Overview of process safety management; Risk assessment concepts; Overview of PHA requirements
2. Overview of risk review methods: Risk review methods are crucial throughout the lifecycle of a process. They help in making informed risk judgments and addressing human factors effectively. Understanding human factors concepts and incorporating them during hazard evaluations ensures a thorough and balanced assessment.
3. Preparing for the hazard evaluation (risk review or PHA): Preparation is key to successful hazard evaluation. It involves scoping the analysis, selecting appropriate techniques, and determining the level of detail required. Additionally, choosing qualified team members is essential for accurate results. Pre-meeting, meeting, and post-meeting tasks must also be planned carefully to streamline logistics and ensure all procedures are followed efficiently.
4. What-if/checklist technique: Workshop: What-if/checklist review of a continuous process
5. HAZOP technique: Workshop: HAZOP review of a continuous process
6. Analysis documentation, results, and follow-up: Workshop: HAZOP review of a continuous process, HAZOP/what-if techniques for analyzing procedures and batch processes
7. Failure Mode Effect Analysis (FMEA): Workshop: FMEA of a critical auxiliary system
8. Checklist analysis as supplements to brainstorming methods: Workshop: Using Checklists after brainstorming methods
9. Workshop: Estimating the schedule & labor required to perform a PHA

ABOUT THE COURSE LEADER:

Ir. In Jumanda Kasdadi, MT (IJK)

In addition to his duty as lecturer, Mr. Jumanda has delivered almost 280 trainings (public & in-house) in various types of industries, especially for oil and gas companies since 1997. He holds Bachelor and Master Degrees in Chemical Engineering degrees from the Institute Technology Bandung. IJK has also taken courses for 9 topics in The Oil & Gas fields at PETEX (Petroleum Extension), University of Texas at Austin, in Houston, Texas, USA (2018).

Beyond his formal educations, he has many other professional certificates; Lecturer Certificate from Indonesia Minister of Education; Construction, Electrical and Fire Protection Certificates from HSE Association Indonesia (ALPK3); Risk Based Inspection (RBI) Facilitator, Instrumentation Engineering Design for Oil & Gas Project with INtools (Ref.No OGC01-170516200516-2839); HAZOPS and HAZID Certificates from Indonesia Certifying Agency (BNSP).

Companies where he delivered the training to are mostly major intensive capital such as Pertamina, PHE, PHI, PHR, PHKT, PGN, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Total Indonesie, CNOOC, Medco, Petrochina, Star Energy, Freeport, Mubadala, Indonesia Power, Geothermal Companies, KAI, US Consulate, Freeport, SKK Migas, Titas (Bangladesh), and petrochemical & mining and others.

He was directly involved in many projects of Feasibility Studies (FS), and further Front-End Engineering Design (FEED), Detail Engineering Design for Construction (DEDC) in oil/gas industry, Risk-Based Inspection (RBI), HAZID, HAZOPS, QRA, FTA, SIL Classification, etc; for national and international companies.