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HAZOP Audit–Meaning, Process & Importance

In this video by Green World Group, you’ll gain a clear, step-by-step understanding of how a HAZOP audit is conducted. From analysing critical documents like P&IDs (Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams) and PFDs (Process Flow Diagrams) to identifying potential deviations and assessing their risks—this session walks you through the entire process.

What is HAZOP?

HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study) is a structured technique to identify potential hazards and operational inefficiencies in industrial processes. Systematically analysing these risks helps prevent safety incidents and operational disruptions. This method ensures compliance with safety standards while improving overall process performance.

Discover when a HAZOP study should be performed, the typical challenges faced across industries, and its key benefits such as early detection of risks, improved process efficiency, and adherence to OSHA, COMAH, and ISO 45001 compliance requirements.

Led by Mr. Shanker Sreekumar, CEO of Green World Group and a highly experienced expert in health and safety, this session is tailored for safety officers, engineers, and industry professionals seeking to elevate workplace safety through proactive risk management.

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