Consulting firm
INMIC (Instituto Mexicano de Ingeniería de Confiabilidad)
Where they fit
Mexican reliability- and process-risk engineering consultancy running HAZOP, HAZID and What-If studies in Spanish with PHA-Pro deliverables, within a wider practice spanning FMEA, explosion-risk assessment and risk-based inspection — the directory's first Mexican firm and a local-language option for operators across Mexico.
About
INMIC (Instituto Mexicano de Ingeniería de Confiabilidad) is a Mexico-based reliability and process-risk engineering consultancy. It conducts HAZOP (identificación de riesgos y operabilidad) studies that systematically question each part of a process to find deviations from normal operation, evaluate the associated risk and recommend additional protection or design and procedural changes, documenting the work and delivering executive reports and PHA-Pro (Sphera) outputs. Its wider practice covers What-If hazard analysis, FMEA (AMEF), explosion-risk assessment, HAZID and risk-based inspection to API 580/581, referenced to standards such as OSHA, CFR, IEC and ISO.
At a glance
| Regions | North America |
|---|---|
| Industries | Oil & gas, Petrochemicals, Chemicals, Manufacturing |
| Services | HAZOP chair, HAZID, What-If, FMEA |
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