Online Course: The Stream-Based HAZOP Method


HAZOP is the most commonly used process hazard analysis (PHA) method.  But the HAZOP method has many flaws.  The Stream-Based HAZOP method corrects the main flaws.  Our method is more effective.  It requires much less session time (though significantly more prework).  It is much less repetitive and hence, is far less tedious for the participants.


The main difference is that the Stream-Based HAZOP Process is a two-phase process that utilizes different node definitions, stream-based nodes, for the flow deviation discussions. 

Why Attend

HAZOP is the most commonly applied and most important PHA method. It is important to get it right. But the process is flawed. This online course provides an introduction to the standard HAZOP process, identifies some of the flaws with the process, and demonstrates how the Stream-Based HAZOP process corrects those flaws.


Learning Level

Basic level courses require little to no knowledge of the topic discussed. Entry level engineers and engineers that know little of the subject or need a refresher may benefit from this type of course.


Upon Completion of this Course

Participants will be prepared to attend and participate in a HAZOP whether that is a standard HAZOP or a Stream-Based HAZOP. HAZOP facilitators will be introduced to a better method.

Course Curriculum

  • Intro & Agenda

  • What is a HAZOP?

    Define the Nodes

    Evaluate the Nodes

    Example HAZOP Fragment

    Practice HAZOP

    Practice HAZOP Results and Observations

  • What is the Stream-Based HAZOP?

    Pre-Work for Stream-Based HAZOPs

    Practice Identifying Stream-Based Nodes

    Stream-Based Nodes Practice Results

    The Stream-Based HAZOP Process

    Revising the Risk Assessment in HAZOPs

  • Last Thoughts on HAZOPs?


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