This Process Hazards Analysis (PHA) Training course provides a complete introduction to the methods used to identify, assess, and reduce process-related risks. Learners explore key techniques such as HAZOP, What-If, FMEA, and HAZID, gaining practical insight into how each tool supports safer operations. The course begins with the fundamentals of Process Safety Management before moving into step-by-step guidance on how PHAs are prepared, facilitated, and documented.

The training concludes with an interactive capstone exercise where participants apply what they’ve learned to a realistic scenario. Designed to build confidence and capability, this course helps both new and experienced personnel strengthen their understanding of PHA methodology and its role in safeguarding people, assets, and the environment.

Process hazard analysis is a core element of industrial safety management. It helps organizations anticipate system failures, examine potential consequences, and reduce operational risks through structured evaluation. By completing this training, learners gain clarity on how PHA fits within broader safety programs and how proven analytical methods support informed decision-making.

• Understand the origins and purpose of PHA and why it remains essential in industry
• Explore the principles behind PHA and its connection to overall Health, Safety, and Environment management
• Identify common hazard-identification techniques and determine when each should be used
• Learn recommended steps for planning, conducting, and documenting a PHA
• Review the concepts that guide major PHA methods including HAZID, HAZOP, What-If, Checklist, and FMEA
• Recognize the responsibilities of PHA leaders and participants during the analysis process

This online training takes approximately 180 minutes to complete. Learners may work through the content at their own pace and pause or resume as needed.

A passing score of 80% is required. Knowledge checks and quizzes help reinforce learning and confirm comprehension before advancing.

Learners receive a certificate of completion upon successfully finishing the course. This certificate can be used for professional development or refresher training requirements.