Safety Case / COMAH Study Report Preparation for EPC Phase Projects as per UK HSE & ADNOC Standards with Case Studies

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Learning Objectives

Velosi is conducting a free webinar on “Safety Case / COMAH Study Report Preparation for EPC Phase Projects as per UK HSE & ADNOC Standards with Case Studies” on Sunday, 26th July 2026, from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM GST (Dubai Time).

Preparing a Safety Case / COMAH Study Report for an EPC phase project is one of the most critical process safety deliverables in high-hazard industries. For onshore COMAH establishments and offshore installations under UK HSE jurisdiction, the Safety Case is not only a legal obligation under COMAH Regulations 2015 and SCR 2015, but it is the primary document through which operators demonstrate that Major Accident Hazards (MAHs) have been identified, assessed, and reduced to As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP).

At the EPC phase, Safety Case preparation demands close integration with ongoing hazard studies, engineering design outputs, and the emerging Safety Management System. Major Accident Hazard registers must be established from HAZID and HAZOP outputs. Safety Critical Elements (SCEs) must be identified and assigned Performance Standards to avoid any potential gaps.

This webinar sets forth a practical overview of Safety Case/COMAH Study Report preparation for EPC-phase projects, with case studies from real projects. Standards referenced include COMAH 2015 (SI 2015/483), SCR 2015 (SI 2015/398), HSE-AIPS-CP04, IEC 61511, Energy Institute SCE Guidelines (3rd Edition), API RP 750, and ISO 31000.

Key Aspects

• Structuring Safety Reports in line with Schedule 2 of COMAH 2015 and UK HSE Competent Authority requirements with ADNOC Standards (HSE-AIPS-CP04).
• Building the MAH register from HAZID, HAZOP, and Bowtie outputs
• Identifying Safety Critical Elements (SCEs) and developing Performance Standards using the Functionality, Availability, Reliability, and Interaction (FARSI) framework.
• Demonstrating ALARP through engineering, design, and procedural controls
• Integrating QRA outputs, FERA, EERA, and ESSA as supporting studies Addressing Safety Management System (SMS) requirements at the EPC phase with real case study lessons

Who Should Attend?

• Process Safety and Technical Safety Engineers
• HSE Managers and Advisors
• Asset Integrity and Risk Assessment Specialists
• Project and Lead Engineers in FEED and EPC phases

Certificate of Training

A certificate will be issued to all participants upon successful completion of the webinar.

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