Risk Management consist in to direct, control and take the risk related to health and safety of a particular unit or installation to acceptable levels for the organization. The practice of this activity requires a series of processes and procedures that need to be aligned to a well-established and consistent methodology. In addition optimizing spending on security features, risk management also maintains the facility prepared to face incidents related to health and safety of the installation, personal and environmental.
Risk management helps to create actions plan after defining operational risks and can be applied in different situations, using different enshrined techniques and methodologies for quantitative analysis or qualitative, as listed below.
Quantitative Risk Analysis:
- Fire Propagation analysis
- Explosion analysis and evaluation of consequences
- Gas dispersion analysis and positioning of detectors
- Dispersion analysis of smoke, pollutants and other contaminants
- Computer simulation of accidents
- Calculation of deluge networks and fire fighting systems
- Calculation of noise levels
- Calculations of temperature and radiation
Qualitative Risk Analysis:
- PRA – Preliminary Risk Analysis
- HAZOP – Hazard and Operability Analysis
- HAZID – Hazards Identification Analisis
- SIL – Safety Integrity Levels
- LOPA – Layers of Protection Analysis
- FMEA – Failure Modes and Effects Analysis
- RMP – Risk Management Plan
- EERA – Evacuation, Escape and Rescue Analysis
- QRA – Quantitative Risk Analysis
- Dropped Object Analysis
- Ships’s Colision Analysis