PHAGlobal now features better performance, more flexibility, a simpler installation process, and easy-to-use customization tools. Watch this webinar for a demonstration of its newest features and find out why this is the most useful and cost-effective PHA/DHA tool on the market.
Contains pre-populated templates for conducting risk analyses using different techniques such as Hazard and Operability (HAZOP), What-if?, and Checklist (including Facility Siting and Human Factors). Also contains pre-populated NFPA 654-compliant Combustible Hazards Checklists for DHAs. Includes pre-populated templates to perform Layer of Protection Analysis (LOPA) and Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). Users can customize templates and share with other users within your organization. Has undo and redo capabilities. Quickly identifies any compliance gaps and the status of recommendations and/or action items. And more.
Easily prints reports branded with your logo in either PDF or Word format. Choose what sections you want included or excluded, such as an executive summary, team composition, node composition, recommendations, or worksheets. Choose whether to print only certain columns from the worksheets, such as deviations, risk, and associated recommendations. Copy/paste or drag/drop Nodes (causes, consequences, safeguards) between studies. Customize the risk matrix based on your risk ranking criteria, including the ability to add an unlimited amount of consequence and frequency levels. And more.
Constant change is the new normal in today's workplaces. Can your team get up and running quickly with your software for conducting risk analyses? Read the ioMosaic white paper for a look at PHAGlobal®. Included is a comparative analysis of PHAGlobal® features with other commercially available solutions and several case studies.
A leading chemical supplier relocated their microbiology and environmental labs from one location to another one in 2008. The client wanted to have a revalidation of their PHA by conducting a new PHA to review the basic design and practices.
An international personal products manufacturer needed to complete process hazard analyses of their alcohol processes to meet regulatory and company requirements. The process hazard analyses could not be completed until all necessary process safety information was compiled.
Companies have implemented their process safety management programs to comply with OSHA and EPA requirements, but they continue to have accidents. Process safety management programs can meet the letter of the law, but may not be effective in preventing accidents.