HAZID stand for Hazard Identification, where you identify the activities within your organization that have the potential to cause harm.
This methodology identifies hazards, potential undesirable consequences and evaluate the severity and likelihood of what is identified. The major hazards identified, require a more detailed risk assessment. We provide a standardized HAZID Excel Template workbook. The HAZID Excel Template workbook is easy to use and customizable to your needs. Let's explore the steps you need to take to do a HAZID in Excel.
Step 1: Have a HAZID workbook template
If you don’t have the standardized HAZID Excel template workbook on your computer you can contact [email protected] to request the template.
Step 2. Configure the risk matrices
The HAZID workbook consist of two excel sheets: the HAZID sheet and the risk matrices sheet. The risk matrices are pre-made, but editable to your needs. This indicates the frequency and the severity of the top event. The top event is the moment there is no control over the hazard. The frequency indicates how often the top event lead to the consequences in this category and the severity indicates the possible extent of damage when the top event occurs. Under settings you can adjust the ‘high risk hazard score’. For the hazards with this score or higher than this score, a bowtie diagram can be made eventually.