Hazard Identification
Facilitation of Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) Studies with expert risk assessment professionals.
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Delivered by South Africa's leading MHI assessment experts — from hazard identification through emergency response planning.
Facilitation of Hazard and Operability (HAZOP) Studies with expert risk assessment professionals.
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Approved Inspection Authority for MHI Risk Assessments (CI MHI 0013), ensuring regulatory compliance.
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Compilation of comprehensive Emergency Response Plans for Major Hazard Installations that meet safety regulations.
Learn moreExpert-led courses that equip your team with the skills to identify hazards, assess risks, and respond to emergencies—delivered by South Africa's accredited process safety practitioners.
For Safety Professionals
An in-depth dive into Major Hazard Installation Report calculations and reporting. Delegates gain hands-on experience in Hazard Identification, Consequence Analysis, Frequency Analysis, and Risk Summation.
For Safety Managers
Introduces delegates to MHI Regulations and the requirements for a Risk Assessment. Covers hazard identification, consequence analysis, frequency estimation, and risk reduction measures.
For Emergency Coordinators
Covers principles and real-world application of Emergency Response Planning and Bow-Tie Analysis. Participants develop effective response strategies and implement robust safety barriers.
All training programs are delivered by SANAS-accredited process safety engineers
View All Training ProgramsA General Risk Assessment (GRA) is the first step. If the assessment shows potential for an incident involving hazardous substances that could affect members of the public outside your boundary, your site likely qualifies as a Major Hazard Installation (MHI).
The MHI Regulations 2022 (with 2026 updates) require all sites currently classified or potentially qualifying to undergo a formal evaluation through an Approved Inspection Authority (AIA) like mmrisk.
SANS 1461 is the South African National Standard for Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA). It provides the methodology and criteria for assessing risk levels to ensure national consistency.
In South Africa, a Major Hazard Installation (MHI) risk assessment must be reviewed and resubmitted at least every 5 years. However, immediate updates are required if:
Yes. All mmrisk training programs are developed and delivered by SANAS-accredited process safety engineers. Our courses align with international best practices and SA regulatory requirements.
Participants receive a certificate of completion that serves as proof of competency for internal safety management and regulatory audit requirements.