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Risk assessment and modelling
Establish a defensible view of risk and its consequences.
MHI assessment, QRA and modellingProcess Safety Services
Specialist risk-management support for complex industrial facilities.
MMRisk supports organisations with MHI assessments, HAZOP facilitation, quantitative risk analysis, consequence modelling, emergency planning and process-safety training.
AIA-approved specialist support for regulated and high-risk facilities.
Find the right starting point
What does your facility need help with?
Choose the situation closest to your current project, compliance requirement or operational concern.
Core expertise
Choose the level of support your decision requires.
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Process safety studies
Test designs and operations through structured technical review.
HAZOP, HAZID and change review03
Preparedness and capability
Translate identified risks into practical plans and team capability.
Emergency planning and trainingDetailed services
Process safety support for facilities across South Africa.
Major Hazard Installation risk assessment, HAZOP facilitation, quantitative risk assessment, consequence modelling, emergency response planning and specialist training for high-hazard industries.
Process safety study
HAZOP study and facilitation
Identify process hazards, evaluate safeguards and assign clear actions through a structured facilitated study.
MMRisk chairs HAZID and HAZOP workshops for industrial facilities using guide words, deviation analysis and action tracking aligned to the agreed scope.
When it is needed
- New process design
- Facility modification
- Operational review
Key deliverables
- Facilitated workshop
- Hazard and safeguard record
- Prioritised action list
Risk assessment and modelling
Quantitative risk assessment and consequence modelling
Quantify credible scenarios so teams can compare options and demonstrate proportionate controls.
For industrial and MHI facilities, the work can include consequence modelling, risk summation, risk contours and land-use planning inputs.
When it is needed
- MHI assessment pathway
- New facility or expansion
- Land-use decisions
Key deliverables
- Consequence scenarios
- Risk and contour outputs
- Decision-ready reporting
Preparedness and planning
Emergency response planning for MHI facilities
Turn credible fire, explosion and toxic-release scenarios into coordinated response actions.
MMRisk assists industrial sites with emergency response planning, escalation scenarios, authority communication and SANS 1514 emergency planning alignment.
When it is needed
- New or changing facility
- Emergency-plan review
- Response coordination
Key deliverables
- Scenario-based plan
- Response action inputs
- Communication considerations
Preparedness and capability
Process safety training for industrial teams
Give operational and engineering teams practical methods they can use in facility risk work.
Programmes can cover MHI risk assessment, HAZOP facilitation, consequence analysis, hazard identification and risk-control strategies.
When it is needed
- Role-specific capability building
- New team responsibilities
- Site-relevant risk work
Key deliverables
- Agreed learning outcomes
- Practical industrial examples
- Role-relevant methods
A coordinated approach
Facility risk work often needs more than one service.
The required sequence depends on the facility, substances, quantities, design stage and planned changes. Not every project requires every step.
- MHI screening
- Risk assessment
- Consequence modelling
- Emergency planning
- Training and implementation support
What happens next
A practical route from first discussion to usable output.
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Initial facility discussion
You share the decision, facility context and available information.
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Information review
MMRisk reviews the available records and identifies key gaps.
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Scope and proposal
You receive a scope matched to the decision and technical work required.
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Assessment, workshop or modelling
The agreed work is completed with relevant facility input.
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Report and support
Outputs are prepared for review, action and implementation.
Start with the facility decision
Not sure which service your facility requires?
Share your facility type, substances, quantities, location and planned work. An MMRisk specialist can help identify the appropriate next step.