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B is the correct answer. Process hazard Analysis. When conducting process hazard analysis, especially when dealing with high hazard chemicals or volatile explosives, it is not enough to analyze only those hazards associated with normal operations, those times when the process works as expected. Using analytical tools such as "what if," "checklist," hazard and operability study (HAZOP), failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA), or "fault-tree" analysis, you can determine most of the possible process breakdowns. You then can design prevention/controls for the likely causes of these unwanted events.
MODULE
ONE: BASIC CONCEPTS
Practice Question 34
Select the Best Answer
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"What if," "checklist," hazard and operability study (HAZOP), failure mode and effect analysis (FMEA), or "fault-tree" analysis, is used in ________________to determine possible process breakdowns. |
A. Phase Analysis
B. Process Hazard Analysis
C. Job Hazard Analysis
D. Change Analysis
