ORS is a leading provider of Process Safety and SIL. We are helping businesses and facilities with a wide range of services, including all lifecycles of functional safety management, HAZOPs, dynamic process simulations, process safety time assessments, and overpressure protection assessments. services Process Safety and SIL Up Anchor 1 Any process that handles hazardous substances has the potential for a loss of containment event that could lead to a significant incident. Asset owners need to ensure that the process equipment is designed, maintained, and operated to minimize the likelihood of this. Process Safety is a framework for ensuring that the process design envelope is protected and has resilience against system failures and degradation. Process safety consequently focuses on preventing or mitigating loss of containment scenarios that could lead to fires, explosions, and accidental chemical releases at process facilities. An important part of Process Safety is Functional Safety. The core of functional safety is about defining requirements for instrumented safety systems and so-called safety instrumented functions, which normally include an input device, logic solver, and a final element. ORS is a leading provider of Process Safety and SIL. We are helping businesses and facilities with a wide range of services, including all lifecycles of functional safety management, HAZOPs, dynamic process simulations, process safety time assessments and overpressure protection assessments. Process Safety and SIL ReLAted Studies HAZOP HAZOP is a structured, multi-discipline assessment of a process system to ensure that the risk for loss of containment is minimized and that the design meets process safety-related standards. Learn More> Dynamic Process Simulation Dynamic simulation of a process plant behaviour to better understand the effects of failures and the ability of the design to safely address these failures. Process Safety Time Assessment Ensuring that Safety Instrumented Systems can react within a suitable period following a process disturbance and avoid the design envelope from being exceeded. Steady-state and dynamic methodologies are used to meet IEC 61511 and ISO 10418 requirements. Flare, Venting, Relief, & Blowdown System Performance Safe disposal of fluids in an emergency situation is an essential part of any process plant design. Hence flare systems are considered safety-critical. We use Flare System Analyzer and other industry-standard tools to ensure back-pressures, velocities, momentum, flare tip radiation, and low-temperature material design constraints are all met. Overpressure Protection assessment Different combinations of instrumented and mechanical overpressure protection systems exist in all process plant designs. Vessel and piping design reviews, relief valve sizing and selection to the requirements of API 520/521/526, and reliability assessments of instrumented systems under IEC61511 are all necessary to ensure the system is suitably protected. Functional Safety Management Plan The Functional Safety Plan describes the project plan, organization and principles to ensure functional Safety throughout the entire period of the project development and asset operation. A functional safety plan must state a set of measures to ensure that the target Safety Integrity Level (SIL) is achieved. SIL Allocation/LOPA SIL allocation, e.g. with Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA) is a methodology for defining performance requirements for safety instrumented functions. In addition, the assessment can be used to evaluate whether adequate protection layers are in place to reduce risks to acceptable levels. SIL Compliance verification A SIL Compliance verification is applied to confirm that Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs) meet the performance requirements, as detailed in the functional safety process. Such requirements include reliability requirements, architectural requirements as well as a demonstration of avoidance and control of systematic errors. Functional Safety Assessment (FSA) FSA is a third-party evaluation of the functional safety activities in a project, to confirm that standards (such as IEC 61508 and 61511) as well as Company requirements are correctly applied. FSAs are typically performed in steps depending on the phase and maturity of the project. The FSA prevents systematic failures and helps to ensure that functional safety is achieved in facilities. Safety Manual A Safety Manual is documentation provided by equipment or system suppliers justifying use in SIL-related functions. The intention with the Safety Manual is to provide input documentation for the overall SIL Compliance verification, and to demonstrate that the supplier organization, management systems and manufacturing process ensure sufficient reliability and minimizes systematic errors. SIS Performance Monitoring Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) performance monitoring involves follow-up and benchmarking of SIS component failure frequency against design documentation and acceptance criteria. Among others, this can be used to adjust test intervals, improve test and maintenance regime or input to modification projects. Process safety training We support organizations with tailormade training courses within all aspects of process safety. For example, ORS has supported asset owners with SIL training for operators, functional safety management, technical safety, and planning / execution of Process Hazard Analysis. Proof test procedures Proof Test Procedures involve systematic testing of Safety Instrumented Functions (SIFs) to detect hidden dangerous failures that diagnostics might miss. These procedures ensure that sensors, logic solvers, and final elements can respond to hazardous conditions as intended, maintaining the required Safety Integrity Level (SIL) and optimizing maintenance intervals. Pre start-up safety reviews (PSSR) Pre Start-Up Safety Reviews (PSSR) are comprehensive evaluations conducted before initiating operations of new or modified equipment. The PSSR process verifies that all safety, environmental, and operational requirements are met, ensuring the facility is safe to start up. This includes reviewing documentation, field verification, and addressing any outstanding safety. cause and effects (c&e) The cause-and-effect diagram offers information about different causes and their trip effects on the field equipment. This document is used for e.g. emergency shutdown (ESD), process shutdown (PSD) and fire and gas systems (F&G) to identify various causes and their associated trips in a matrix style for better and simpler interpretation. Causes can include a change in the state of a digital input, a High High/Low Low alarm from an analogue input, and interlock logic. Effects can include i.a. tripping a motor or pump, closing a valve, opening a pressure relief valve or activating an emergency alarm. Find Out How We Can Work Together CONTACT US Latest Insights Har ni kontroll på era säkerhetsinstrumenterade funktioner (SIF:er)? Anpassning av HAZOP-studier för batchprocesser Processriskanalys (PHA) - Översikt över tillgängliga tekniker och när de ska tillämpas MORE INSIGHTS

Safety Management is a fundamental activity for all projects and asset operations. Regardless of industries, a project needs to fulfill technical risk-related requirements from local and regional authorities, international standards, and end clients. Navigating the complexity of regulatory compliance requires both experience and a specific skillset in safety management. SERVICES Safety and Compliance Up Anchor 1 Safety Management is a fundamental activity for all projects and asset operations. Regardless of industries, a project needs to fulfil technical risk related requirements from local and regional authorities, international standards and end clients. Navigating the complexity of regulatory compliance requires both experience and a specific skillset in safety management. ORS frequently supports projects, from early concept to, and including, operational phase with safety management. This includes activities such as: Establish the regulatory framework that defines all relevant legal and contractual requirements; Prepare a HSE road map for a project or throughout asset lifecycles; Follow-up and manage technical risk management activities. This includes liaison with various stakeholders and contractors, follow-up of third-party studies, ensuring involvement from all relevant disciplines, and ensuring continuity in the risk management activities. Safety and Compliance Related Studies Project Risk Assessment Project risk assessment is a hands-on application of risk management to ensure that a project is meeting its targets in terms of cost, schedule and HSE. It includes identification of project risks, continuous monitoring and adjustments, as well as identification of measures to control the risk. Project risk assessment allows businesses to make the best choice from the available options needed to achieve a project’s objective. Risk-based interface management Risk-based interface management involves defining, controlling, and communicating information needed to make unrelated services, processes, or equipment co-function. Risk-based interface management assesses and mitigates the possible risks when working with contractors, subcontractors, and clients. Operational Readiness Review An Operational Readiness Review (ORR) is a thorough, proof-based appraisal of the project state before entering operation. ORRs are undertaken to ensure that all activities during engineering process are completed, all critical systems been tested and validated and confirm correct handover to operations. The ORR is a final validation to ensure a safe transition to operational phase for project deliverables. Cybersecurity risk assessment Cybersecurity Risk Assessment serves as a pivotal section of the modern company. Modern companies tend to create operations on a technological platform and, as such, are exposed to the risk of hackers and loss of data. Cybersecurity risk assessment is performed to expose an organization’s vulnerabilities to such attacks and provide solutions. Regulatory Compliance In all industries, all businesses need to comply with regulations from local and regional authorities, industry standards and requirements from end clients within the area of safety and HSEQ. Regulatory compliance is a continuous activity ensuring that relevant requirements are identified, and that the correct decisions are made to avoid delays, business interruptions or accelerated costs. HSE Road Map The HSE Road Map is an activity and document prepared in the initial phase of a project to ensure that the regulatory requirements are identified and that the technical risk management activities are planned to ensure efficient project execution and compliance with HSE-related requirements. Safety Strategy The Safety Strategy is a cornerstone of safety design in a project and is comparable with the technical design basis of a project. The safety strategy links hazard identification, risk analyses, safety studies, and the technical safety design, demonstrating that adequate safety barriers are in place. Find Out How We Can Work Together CONTACT US Latest Insights Har ni kontroll på era säkerhetsinstrumenterade funktioner (SIF:er)? Anpassning av HAZOP-studier för batchprocesser Processriskanalys (PHA) - Översikt över tillgängliga tekniker och när de ska tillämpas MORE INSIGHTS

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SERVICES WORKING envIronment AND HUMAN FACTORS Up Anchor 1 Working Environment and Human Factors management is committed to establishing and overseeing conditions that promote health, comfort, and operational efficiency for all personnel throughout the entire facility lifecycle. This includes careful consideration of layout and design to ensure a safe and optimal functionality that comply with laws and regulations. This field is integral to every stage of a project, including the Concept phase, Front-End Engineering Design (FEED), and final execution. At its core, the technical working environment places the wellbeing of individuals at the forefront. It ensures that, during both operation and maintenance, workers’ tasks are fully considered in the final design. By adopting this approach, risks are not only identified but also managed proactively, safeguarding those working within the facility. Typically, depending on project scope, these factors are covered: Ergonomics (arrangement/layout/access), Human Factors Chemical substances Noise & vibration Biological agents Illumination Indoor climate Outdoor operations Radiation Psychosocial & organisational conditions Visual display units Job hazard Working Environment Advisory throughout the project lifecycle or asset operation to ensure that design solutions promote a safe and healthy workplace, minimise exposure to harmful factors (e.g., noise, vibration, chemicals, ergonomics), and comply with standards and regulatory requirements. Risk-Based Workshops for identifying working environment hazards in a collaborative, multi-disciplinary setting such as Working Environment Health Risk Assessment (WEHRA) and Chemical Health Risk assessment (CHRA), enabling early integration of human factors and ergonomics into design decisions. Performing Working Environment Analyses and Inspections to establish the risk profile by assessing exposure to physical, chemical, and psychosocial factors, benchmarking against acceptance criteria, and recommending mitigation measures Working Environment AND HUMAN FACTORS risk related studies and typical deliveries WORKING ENVIRONMENT PROGRAM The Working Environment Programme is a structured plan to manage health and working environment risks throughout all project phases. It outlines objectives, activities, responsibilities, and documentation to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements and integration into the project’s HSE framework. The programme promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and systematic risk assessments, such as WEHRA, CHRA, and WEAL, to secure safe and healthy working conditions. WORKING ENVIRONMENT AREA LIMITS (WEAL) WEAL defines the maximum permissible exposure levels for working environment factors such as noise, vibration, lighting, and climate (air changes and temperature) in different areas of a facility. These levels are typically framed in concept- and study phase. It provides clear acceptance criteria to ensure that design and operational conditions protect personnel health and comply with regulatory requirements. WORKING ENVIRONMENT AREA CHARTS (WEAC) WEAC is a documentation tool in the form of a document containing charts for each room and each area on the facility. Areas that have the same working environment conditions may be represented by a single, typical WEAC. This chart provides an overview of the working environment requirements applicable to the specific area or room, covering factors such as noise, vibration, lighting, radiation, and climate (including air changes and temperature). It directly relates to WEAL (Working Environment Area Limits) by ensuring that each classified area complies with the defined acceptance criteria and exposure limits set by WEAL in the study phase. Opposed to the WEAL, the WEACs will include predicted values and as-built measurements. Additionally, any non-conformities in the specific area. The WEACS are intended to be regarded as live information during all phases of the project. WEACS are typically initiated in FEED phase and are updated through execution phase and finally completed with as-built measurements. This ensures that once an area is categorised, its design and operation can be verified against the correct acceptance criteria, creating a clear link between classification and compliance. WORKING ENVIRONMENT HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT (WEHRA) WEHRA is a structured assessment used to identify, evaluate, and manage potential health and working environment risks which are introduced to a facility and its personnel. This assessment is conducted in all project phases and includes the important end-users. It focuses on major hazards such as ergonomics/Human Factors, chemical substances, noise, vibration, biological agents, illumination, climate, radiation, psychosocial, and recommends mitigation measures based on a hierarchy: eliminate or substitute hazards first, then apply technical and organisational controls, and use personal protective equipment as a last resort. CHEMICAL HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT (CHRA) A Chemical Health Risk Assessment (CHRA) is conducted to identify, evaluate, and control chemical health risks to an acceptable level across all activities involving exposure to hazardous chemicals. This assessment ensures that risks are systematically identified, assessed, and managed in a proactive manner throughout operations. Typically, a CHRA is implemented in several phases during a project. Early identification enables organizations to address hazards and risks introduced by new chemicals, such as those associated with new equipment, thereby facilitating the creation of effective, safe, and healthy workplaces, and minimizing the need for modifications during subsequent operations. The CHRA process takes the form of a structured workshop involving experts such as occupational hygienists, who provide specialized knowledge and insights to enhance the identification and management of chemical health risks. 3D-model of working environment design 3D-model verification of working environment design should be carried out regularly throughout the design development process. During these reviews, the project team uses 3D models to assess whether the design meets working environment requirements related to for example layout and access, and to recommend modifications where necessary. This approach enables early identification of risks and opportunities for improvement, ensuring that layouts support safe and efficient operations. All findings are documented for follow-up and to drive continuous improvement of the working environment. OUTDOOR RISK ASSESSMENT An outdoor risk assessment evaluates hazards for tasks performed outside on the facility, considering factors like weather, exposure time, and frequency. Each activity is scored to determine its overall risk level and prioritise mitigation measures. This ensures compliance with safety standards and reduces risks from environmental conditions. HSE-Checklist equipment packages, new areas and physical inspections The HSE checklist in NORSOK S-002 is designed to ensure that suppliers and contractors systematically address working environment requirements during design, procurement, and delivery. This checklist ensures all critical HSE aspects, ergonomics, noise, chemicals, and layout, are addressed before equipment is accepted, reducing risk and ensuring compliance. The checklist is also used for inspection of new areas on a facility or during physical inspection of new equipment. Working Environment Status Report The objective of the Working Environment Status Report is to give a summary of the various working environment activities that have been undertaken during the execution phase. The report shall reference working environment analysis and reports conducted in the project phase. Find Out How We Can Work Together CONTACT US Latest Insights Har ni kontroll på era säkerhetsinstrumenterade funktioner (SIF:er)? Anpassning av HAZOP-studier för batchprocesser Processriskanalys (PHA) - Översikt över tillgängliga tekniker och när de ska tillämpas MORE INSIGHTS

In January 2024, ORS Consulting expanded its presence beyond Western Europe, establishing a dynamic new hub in Türkiye. We are committed to developing top-tier risk and safety advisory, supporting our clients in Western Europe, and adding value to high-priority clients in Türkiye and the region. LOCATIONS ORS CONSULTING IN TÜRKIYE Bridging Between Europe and the East In January 2024, ORS Consulting expanded its presence beyond Western Europe, establishing a dynamic new hub in Türkiye. Türkiye's growing industry, booming economy, and vibrant young talent make it an attractive location for our continued global growth. With its strategic position as a gateway to Central Asia and the Middle East, Türkiye offers unparalleled opportunities for collaboration and innovation. At ORS Consulting Türkiye, we are committed to developing top-tier risk and safety advisory, supporting our clients in Western Europe, and adding value to high-priority clients in Türkiye and the region. Our top-quality services include: Supporting both operators and engineering companies with integrated advisory for major field developments Assisting new industrial establishments with implementing a risk management framework according to governing regulations Conducting numerous risk analyses, including process-related reviews (e.g. HAZOPs), up-time/availability, RAM studies, barrier management activities, SIL/Functional safety studies and consequence modelling Gulay Basova Country Manager, ORS TÜRKIYE IZMIR, TÜRKIYE Gülay Başova +905373377212 +4746825632 gba@ors-consulting.com HALKAPINAR MAH. 1203/11 SK. NO: 5 -7 İÇ KAPI NO: 152 Megapol Carsi Kule Plaza KONAK/ İZMİR FIND OUT HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER CONTACT US

Since 2009, ORS has specialized in advisory services for the oil and gas industry, building its reputation in the North Sea region and supporting the entire oil and gas/hydrocarbon value chain. SECTORS Oil and Gas Since 2009, ORS has been providing highly specialized advisory services to the oil and gas industry. The company has built its reputation based on the offshore oil and gas industry in the North Sea region. Today, ORS supports the entire oil and gas / hydrocarbon value chain covering upstream- midstream and downstream areas. Some examples of project engagements Client: State-owned operator of European gas distribution pipeline systems, Norway Project: Production Assurance and RAM Analysis to secure high uptime availability for European gas supply Client: Leading Offshore Drilling Contractor, United States Project: System Reliability and FMECA Assessments for electrical and control systems in subsea Blowout Preventor (BOP) Client: Multinational Energy Company, United Kingdom, and Singapore Project: Process Safety, HAZOP and LOPA, SIL Verification and Safety Requirements Specification (SRS) for the basic- and detailed design of a new offshore field development project. Client: Offshore Oil and Gas Company, Israel Project: Fire and Gas Mapping and Validation Assessments for offshore oil platform in Israel Client: Offshore Oil and Gas Operator, Norway Project: Flare and Blowdown Studies for Norwegian Floating Production, Storage and Offloading (FPSO) Unit Client: Leading LNG FSRU (Floating Storage, Regasification Unit) operator, Norway Project: Multiple projects with process studies, simulations, and process safety support for FSRUs deployed around the world Client: Multinational Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Company, Norway, and United Kingdom Project: Provision of technical safety, functional safety, process safety, Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) and RAM services for greenfield development projects Client: European Engineering and Technology Supplier, Finland Project: Provision of extensive support for technical safety, functional safety, process safety and process studies for LNG projects in Europe Client: US-based LNG Operator company, USA Project: Electrical HAZOP for the new LNG Liquefaction Plant in Louisiana, USA Client: Global Subsea Technology and Engineering Companies Project: Provision of risk assessments, SIL and technical safety support to >50 subsea development projects around the world available commercial tools: PHAST PHA-PRO Miriam RAM Bow-tie XP Aspen HYSYS Flaresim Symmetry Process Simulation CARA Fault Tree Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) tools are widely used at ORS for assessing the consequences of hazardous events such as fire, explosion and toxic dispersion, as part of Quantitative Risk Assessments (QRA) or standalone CFD studies. available NON-commercial tools: Onshore QRA Software for Risk Integration (ISO curves / F-N curves) Offshore QRA Software Consequence Modelling Hazardous Area Classification (ORS-HAC) Thermodynamic/Process Studies ORS also has access to an extensive in-house data collection in addition to subscriptions to recognized national/international data sources. Find Out How We Can Work Together CONTACT US

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ORS CONSULTING Insights All Posts Baris Arslan | Principal Consultant 26 juni 2 min. PROCESSÄKERHET INOM ORS För alla processer som involverar farliga ämnen finns det en risk för oönskade utsläpp som kan leda till allvarliga incidenter.... Thomas Solberg Fylking | Principal Consultant 26 juni 2 min. NOGGRANN FÖRBEREDELSE ÄR NYCKELN TILL EN LYCKAD LOPA Layers of Protection Analysis eller Skyddsbarriäranalys (LOPA) är en metod som tillämpas för att bedöma huruvida oberoende... Thomas Solberg Fylking | Principal Consultant 26 juni 4 min. HAZOP FÖR PROCESSINDUSTRIN – ATT FÖRSTÅ DE VÄSENTLIGA DELAR SOM KRÄVS Hazard and operability (HAZOP)-studier har använts sedan 1960-talet för att analysera komplexa kemiska processystem. Metoden fick sitt... Erik Lindén | Consultant 26 juni 5 min. BOWTIE-ANALYS (OLYCKSFJÄRIL) - EN INTRODUKTIONSGUIDE TILL METODIKEN OCH HUR DEN KAN ANVÄNDAS I INDUSTRIELL RISKANALYS VAD ÄR EN BOWTIE-ANALYS? En Bowtie-analys är en grafisk riskbedömningsmetod som fokuserar på risker där konsekvenserna kan vara... Thomas Solberg Fylking | Principal Consultant 26 juni 3 min. ATT ANVÄNDA SIG AV EN HAZOP-STUDIE UNDER KONCEPTFASEN/FÖRSTUDIEN SOM EN MÖJLIGHET FÖR ATT IMPLEMENTERA EN SÄKRARE DESIGN Hazard and Operability (HAZOP)-studier är, tillsammans med andra Processriskanalyser (PHAs), ett viktigt verktyg för att förstå de... Olga Selitski | Safety Consultant 26 juni 3 min. KLASSNING AV EXPLOSIONSFARLIGA OMRÅDEN – HUR GÖR MAN? KLASSNING AV EXPLOSIONSFARLIGA OMRÅDEN – HUR GÖR MAN? I processanläggningar är det inte ovanligt att det periodvis bildas... Olga Selitski | Safety Consultant 7 maj 4 min. HAZOP- vs HAZID-studie – när är en mer användbar än den andra? En kort introduktion till HAZOP och HAZID Två vanliga sätt att identifiera och analysera potentiella risker är Hazard and Operability... Sofia Kongshöj | Safety Consultant 1 maj 4 min. Grunden för en god en Risk- och Säkerhetsstrategi Nyttan av en Risk- och Säkerhetsstrategi En vanlig utmaning för företag är att hantera, navigera kring och ta itu med risk- och... SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWS & INSIGHTS Enter your email here SUBSCRIBE I agree to ORS Consulting's privacy policy Thanks for submitting!