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What If...? PHA Process Hazard Analysis
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Version
3.2.31
"What If?" provides a user-friendly format for quickly
and thoroughly analyzing the process hazards that you
deal with every day. In just a few keystrokes, "What
If?" provides you with a galaxy of questions that can
be ranked according to risk and frequency. You can use
the template question sets as they are, modify them,
or build a new question set unique to your situation.
Then, with a keystroke, generate reports.
"What If?" provides you with a thorough, orderly, and
systematic approach for identifying, evaluating, and
controlling potential hazards for many of our clients.
The What-If/Checklist technique is a means of
methodically reviewing a process to identify
potentially hazardous events or operability problems
that could occur. The technique is conducted by posing
a series of What-If questions, each representing a
potential deviation from process design, maintenance/
inspection or operating practices. The technique is
based on the premise that a hazard does not occur if
the process does not deviate from the design intent.
The software contains a risk assignment matrix so that
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