Determine which equipment, systems, or processes are critical for managing major accident hazards (e.g., fire suppression systems, gas detection systems).
Define clear criteria for functionality, availability, reliability, and survivability (e.g., the fire suppression system must activate within 10
seconds of detecting a fire).
Outline how the performance of SCEs will be tested, inspected, or monitored over time.
Include design details, operational data, and assumptions to support the defined performance standards.
Revise the PS as new information arises or operational conditions change.
As a desktop-based engineering consultancy, Storm Technical can:
Create clear, concise performance standards for safety-critical elements tailored to the client’s operations and hazards.
Conduct desktop reviews of design documents and operational data to
ensure alignment with regulatory and industry standards.
Link performance standards to hazard analysis results (e.g., HAZID or Bowtie diagrams).
Recommend best practices for setting achievable and effective performance criteria.
Review existing performance standards to identify gaps or areas needing improvement.
Prepare clients for external audits by validating their PS documentation
and providing expert advice.