Safety you can measure

Establish measurable safety benchmarks that safeguard assets, people, and compliance

Safety Integrity Level (SIL) is a quantified metric that defines the required level of reliability and risk reduction for a Safety Instrumented System (SIS). Rather than just hoping a safety mechanism works, SIL mathematically dictates the exact probability that a safety loop will successfully intervene and shut down a process when a critical failure occurs.

Target Allocation

Using methodologies like Layer of Protection Analysis to assess hazard severity and determine exactly how much risk reduction is required

System Engineering

Designing the safety loops with the necessary redundancy to meet the strict Probability of Failure on Demand for the SIL level

Lifecycle Verification

Continuously documenting and validating that the installed instruments maintain their assigned safety rating through strict proof-testing intervals

The Standard Behind Critical Protection

Post-HAZOP Analysis

Immediately after a HAZOP identifies a critical hazard that standard control systems cannot mitigate

Procurement & Design

During specification of safety-critical instrumentation to ensure certified, fail-safe equipment

Scheduled Shutdowns

During mandatory plant turnarounds to conduct physical “proof tests” ensuring the safety systems react