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SIS decommissioning

1 Prior to carrying out any decommissioning of a safety instrumented system, procedures for authorizing and controlling changes shall be in place. [Pg.95]

2 The procedures shall include a clear method of identifying and requesting the work to be [Pg.95]

3 An analysis shall be carried out on the impact on functional safety as a result of the proposed decommissioning activity. The assessment shall include an update of the hazard and risk assessment sufficient to determine the breadth and depth that subsequent safety life-cycle phases shall need to be re-taken. The assessment shall also consider [Pg.95]

4 The results of the impact analysis shall be used during safety planning to re-activate the relevant requirements of this standard including re-verification and re-validation. [Pg.95]

5 Decommissioning activities shall not begin without proper authorization. [Pg.95]

Clause 18 SIS decommissioning Main issue here is to ensure that before decommissioning, any SIS proper review is carried out and authorization is obtained so SIF is operational during decommissioning. [Pg.452]

A working definition of the Safely Lifea/cle is that it is an engineering process utilizing specific steps to ensure that Safety Instrumented Systems (SIS) are effective in their key mission of risk reduction as well as being cost effective over the life of the system. Activities associated with the Safety Lifecycle start when the conceptual design of facilities is complete and stop when the facilities are entirely decommissioned. Key activities associated with a Safety Lifecycle are outlined below. [Pg.2]

ANSI/ISA-84.00.01-2004 covers a wide range of chemical process operations. Due to its broad scope, the standard has many general requirements addressing the complete lifecycle of the SIS, starting with the identification of SIS requirements in the risk assessment and ending when the SIS is decommissioned. While there are many different ways of representing the lifecycle, a simple four-step approach can be followed ... [Pg.22]

Prior to decommissioning any SIS, a proper review has been conducted and the required authorization has been obtained -18.1.1... [Pg.83]

SI 1999/2892, The Nuclear Reactors (Environmental Impact Assessment for Decommissioning) Regulations 1999, November 1999. [Pg.496]

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Clause 18 - SIS decommissioning

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