HIRA Masterclass - Session 6 of 12

HAZID INTRODUCTION


Monday 16 November 2026, 11:30–13:30 (UK time)


HAZID is the study most organisations skip and the one that prevents the most rework.


Running a HAZID before your HAZOP can significantly reduce your HAZOP schedule and improve the quality of your findings. The principle is simple: identify the hazards broadly first, then examine the details systematically. Most teams do it the other way around and wonder why their HAZOP drags.


This session covers how to scope, structure, and run a HAZID that genuinely adds value — not a tick-box exercise that gets filed and forgotten.



2 hours. Live. £25.


1 free place available for students, university staff, or anyone currently unemployed. A first come, first served. Get in touch to apply.


This course is a different scope to the HAZID Foundations modules which aim to demonstrate the technique.

Testimonial

"The content was all relevant and clearly communicated using engaging slides."

PSM Hub HAZOP participant, 2024



What you get


  • 2 hours of live teaching with worked examples and discussion
  • Access to the session recording afterwards
  • A structured approach you can take back to your team on Tuesday morning
Louise Wilson CEng MEng CFSE FSaRS MIChemE
Founder, PSM Hub | President, Safety and Reliability Society


Chartered Engineer with 17 years of process safety experience. Over 400 days of HAZOP and LOPA facilitation across oil and gas, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and mining. Former BP and Shell technical safety authority. Guest lecturer at Imperial College London and the University of Cambridge.

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HIRA Masterclasses

12 sessions. 12 months. One structured journey from risk matrix fundamentals to auditing. The HIRA Masterclass is a monthly programme of live sessions designed to build practical, consistent risk assessment skills from first principles. Each session is 2 hours with worked examples and discussion. All sessions run 11:30–13:30 on the third Monday of each month, June 2026 to May 2027. £250 for all 12 sessions — save £50 compared to buying individually. Includes access to all recordings.

Courses: 12

£250