Consulting firm
Stonehouse Process Safety
Where they fit
A process safety specialist that both leads PHA studies and joins them as a subject-matter participant — a fit for pharmaceutical, chemical, food and metals operators who want an experienced facilitator for a HAZOP, What-If or FMEA, a revalidation of an existing study, or dust- and reactive-hazard expertise brought into the review team.
About
Stonehouse Process Safety is a process safety consultancy, testing and training provider that helps companies understand and mitigate fire, explosion, toxic release and loss-of-containment hazards. It conducts process hazard analysis studies across many sectors including pharmaceutical, chemical, food and metals, for multinational companies and smaller operators alike. Stonehouse uses techniques including HAZOP, What-If, Major Hazard Analysis, FMEA and Fault Tree Analysis, and is engaged both to lead PHAs and to contribute process-safety subject-matter expertise as a participant in a client's own study team. The firm undertakes PHAs and revalidations, reviews clients' existing PHAs, and has trained operating-company staff in PHA facilitation techniques. It notes that PHAs are required or encouraged under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.119(e) in the USA and the Seveso Directive in Europe, and are typically revalidated every five years. Stonehouse also carries specialist strength in dust and reactive-material hazards.
At a glance
| Regions | North America, Europe |
|---|---|
| Industries | Pharmaceuticals, Chemical, Food, Metals |
| Services | HAZOP facilitation, What-If, FMEA, Fault tree analysis, PHA revalidation, Dust hazard analysis, PHA training |
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