Consulting firm
IFO Group
Where they fit
A Texas-based safety, risk and fire consultancy whose consultants facilitate and scribe the full range of PHA studies — HAZOP, HAZID, LOPA, What-If, FMEA, Bow-Tie and SIS reviews — a fit for Gulf Coast refining, petrochemical and chemical operators needing an independent facilitator, a scribe, or revalidation of existing studies under OSHA PSM and EPA RMP.
About
IFO Group is a process safety, risk and fire consultancy headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, with additional offices in New Caney and Beaumont. Its consultants provide a full range of process hazard analysis services, working alongside client teams to facilitate and scribe HAZOP studies, or facilitating with a client-provided scribe. The firm describes HAZOP as a structured, guide-word based, multi-disciplinary technique to identify and evaluate risks to personnel, equipment, the environment and operations, and complements it with HAZID, LOPA (including SIL determination for safety instrumented functions under IEC 61511 / ISA S84), What-If studies, FMEA, Fault Tree Analysis and Bow-Tie assessments. IFO also assists with developing PHA corrective actions and implementation strategies, revalidating and updating existing PHA studies, and training and coaching new client facilitators during studies. Beyond PHA, the company offers process safety risk management, hazardous area classification, facility siting studies, consequence modelling and QRA, pre-startup safety review, mechanical integrity, and PSM/RMP auditing.
At a glance
| Regions | North America |
|---|---|
| Industries | Oil & gas, Refining, Petrochemicals, Chemical |
| Services | HAZOP facilitation, HAZID, LOPA, What-If, FMEA, Bow-Tie analysis, SIS studies, PHA revalidation, PHA scribing |
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