Storm Technical

Technical Safety > Regulatory Compliance

Onshore and Offshore Safety Cases/CIMA

In the realm of technical safety engineering, safety cases such as those outlined
under the Control of Industrial Major Accident Hazards (CIMAH) Regulations
1996
serve as structured documents to ensure compliance with safety
standards, particularly for Major Hazard Installations (MHIs). These reports are
critical desktop studies that assess and document risks, controls, and
emergency preparedness in industrial settings

Onshore Safety Cases

These typically focus on fixed facilities like the Labuan Crude Oil Terminal (LCOT). Key elements  include:

1. Hazard Identification

2. Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA

3. System Descriptions

4. HSSE Management Systems

Offshore Safety Cases

Offshore cases cover risks unique to floating facilities, platforms, and subsea pipelines. While principles are similar, offshore cases emphasize:

1. Marine Environment Hazards

2. Weather and Location Factors

Storm Technical's Role

As a desktop study-focused consultancy, Storm Technical supports safety cases by:

Risk Assessment Studies

Conducting QRAs, Fire and Explosion Risk Assessments (FERA), and Hazard and Operability Studies (HAZOP).

Compliance Documentation

Ensuring CIMAH compliance for clients by preparing detailed reports.

Scenario Modelling

Providing consequence modelling for potential industrial accidents.

By providing in-depth analysis and documentation, Storm Technical enhances the safety and regulatory compliance of both onshore and offshore operations.