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    Haz360

    Haz360 replaces spreadsheet or desktop PHA worksheets with a shared browser workspace where several engineers edit the same study, every cell change is logged, and HAZOP scenarios flow into SIL classification by SIF tag. Recommendation close-out, SIL verification and bow-tie are paid add-ons on the vendor's own shop. The base licence is one user for one year.

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    Who is Haz360 for?

    Process-safety consultancies, EPC contractors and operators running HAZOP, HAZID and LOPA/SIL studies across several projects or teams who want shared, audited worksheets instead of spreadsheets. The published price is per user per year and several modules are add-ons, so a team licence needs a quote. Most capability descriptions are the vendor's own blog posts rather than documentation, and some IRESC pages still describe modules as under development. Competent engineers remain responsible for study quality.

    Worth evaluating for process-safety consultancies and project teams that run HAZOP and LOPA/SIL studies often enough to want shared, audited cloud worksheets at a published per-user price. Less suitable where recommendation tracking must come in the base price, where users need offline editing, or where the need is a broad EHS or permit system.

    Published price: US$2,000/user/year (sale price; list US$2,500). Trial or demo on request. Sources checked .

    Product tour

    Vendor visuals—not a QHSEtech hands-on test.

    Haz360 SIL verification screen: function list, sensor-logic-final element diagram, PFD results chart and table, voting inputs.

    SIL verification screen with PFD results

    Source

    Capabilities and scope

    Haz360 is a browser-based process hazard analysis (PHA) platform developed by IRESC, a process-safety and risk consultancy founded in 2012 with staff in Hong Kong and elsewhere. It records HAZOP, HAZID, ENVID, LOPA/SIL, alarm rationalisation and bow-tie studies and tracks their recommendations. It is a study and action-tracking tool for engineering teams, not a frontline EHS or permit-to-work suite. Add-ons on the shop: Action Closeout (recommendation tracking), SIL Verification, and a Bowtie Combo (bow-tie and SCEPS templates). Also described: document import (P&IDs, PFDs, cause-and-effect charts), MOC record import, KPI dashboards and hosting choice. Voice-to-text, translation and risk prediction are advertised as AI features.

    Haz360 capabilities, evidence status and source links
    CapabilityEvidenceScope and source
    PHA study templatesDocumented by vendor

    The base licence includes HAZID, ENVID, HAZOP, SIL, LOPA and alarm rationalisation templates; column names, formats and risk matrices can be customised.

    Haz360 base licence product pageCollaboration, role permissions and audit logs
    Concurrent editing and role permissionsDocumented by vendor

    Multiple users work on the same project in the browser, with view, edit, review, approve and admin roles described.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial formCollaboration, role permissions and audit logs
    Audit trailDocumented by vendor

    An audit log records every action on a project with date and time, including who changed which text.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial formCollaboration, role permissions and audit logs
    HAZOP-to-SIL data flowDocumented by vendor

    Scenarios are grouped from HAZOP into SIL/LOPA by SIF tag, alarms or safety-critical elements, so data carries from one study to the next.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial formHAZOP-to-SIL scenario grouping
    Recommendation close-outDepends on scope

    Action tracking with KPI dashboards for open and closed recommendations is sold as the Action Closeout add-on.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial formAction Closeout add-on
    SIL verification and bow-tieDepends on scope

    Sold as add-ons on the shop. IRESC's software page lists bow-tie analysis among Haz360's studies but still calls the SIL Verification and Safety Critical Elements/Performance Standards modules under development; confirm the released scope in a demo.

    SIL Verification add-onBowtie Combo add-onIRESC software portfolio
    Reference documents and MOC recordsDocumented by vendor

    P&IDs, PFDs, cause-and-effect charts and other PSM documents can be imported for reference, and MOC records imported with status updates.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial form
    Hosting choiceDepends on scope

    The homepage lists 'data hosting flexibility' without saying what the options are. Hosting location, client-hosted deployment and any data-centre certification were not found on a current vendor page; confirm options and cost in writing.

    Homepage: capabilities, modules and trial form
    Offline editingNot verified

    Not documented; the product is described as browser-based.

    Safety-asset database and lifecycle handoffDepends on scope

    IRESC's Haz360 brochure describes an underlying database for instruments, alarms, mechanical safeguards and safety-critical elements, with study data transferred across design, revalidation, management of change and operations. Demonstrate object identifiers, revision control and the actual export or maintenance-system handoff before treating it as an asset register.

    Haz360 safety-asset database and plant-lifecycle handoff brochureIRESC software portfolio

    Also watch for: Per-user annual licence; team and enterprise pricing needs a quote. Action tracking, SIL verification and bow-tie are extra. Little formal documentation; claims come mainly from vendor blog posts.

    Haz360 pricing

    Per user per year, with paid add-ons; team licences by quotation

    On 25 September 2026 the vendor's shop listed the Haz360 base product at US$2,000, marked as a sale from US$2,500, for one year of access with one user licence, including HAZID, ENVID, HAZOP, SIL, LOPA and alarm rationalisation templates. Add-ons were listed at US$1,000 for Action Closeout (action tracking), US$2,500 for SIL Verification (sale; list US$3,000) and US$1,500 for the Bowtie Combo with bow-tie and SCEPS templates (sale; list US$2,000); the add-on pages do not state a term or user count. Sale prices can change without notice. The homepage form offers a 14-day trial of the HAZOP, HAZID and SIL templates and a quotation request for other scopes. Confirm multi-user, hosting and support terms in writing.

    Pricing sources checked : Partially verified.

    Browser-based; offline not documented

    Haz360 is described as browser-based with login access from anywhere and no installation; disconnected editing is not mentioned. The homepage lists 'data hosting flexibility' without detail; ask whether a client-hosted deployment is available if sites have restricted internet.

    What we could not verify

    1 not verified · 4 depend on scope

    Demo script

    Proposed demo: shared HAZOP node with audit trail

    1. Import a P&ID and open a HAZOP node from the standard template.
    2. Have two users add causes and safeguards at the same time.
    3. Open the audit trail for one cell and confirm who changed what and when.

    Proposed demo: HAZOP scenario into LOPA/SIL

    1. Tag three HAZOP scenarios with the same SIF.
    2. Carry them into SIL classification and complete a LOPA.
    3. Change an initiating cause in the HAZOP and check what updates downstream.

    Proposed demo: recommendation close-out

    1. With the Action Closeout add-on, assign a HAZOP recommendation to an external party.
    2. Attach the response document and move it through review to closure.
    3. Show the dashboard of open and closed actions by party and discipline.

    Ask the vendor to show you

    1. Run a HAZOP node with two engineers editing at once: show how conflicting edits are handled and what the cell-level audit trail records.
    2. Move three HAZOP scenarios into SIL classification by SIF tag, then change one cause in the HAZOP and show whether the LOPA updates.
    3. Is Action Closeout needed to assign recommendations to an owner and prove close-out, and what does it cost for our number of users and years?
    4. Can the database be hosted on our own server or private cloud today, at what cost, and who patches it?
    5. Quote a five-engineer licence for two years with SIL Verification, and state whether the current sale prices apply.

    Checks specific to this product

    Study fidelity:
    Rebuild one of your existing HAZOP worksheets in the template, including your risk matrix, and compare the report output.
    Use demo checklist

    Questions the sources answer

    Who makes Haz360?

    IRESC, a process-safety and risk consultancy founded in 2012. Its about page says its staff work from Hong Kong, Singapore, Delhi, Bengaluru, Chennai, Houston and Brisbane, with plans to expand to the UAE.

    Sources and change log

    12 sources, checked
    • : Added the documented safety-asset database and plant-lifecycle handoff boundary from IRESC's official Haz360 brochure, bringing the profile to the directory's deep-evidence threshold.
    • : Rewritten from the vendor's homepage, shop, product pages and blog and IRESC's pages: the published per-user annual price and add-on prices, the 14-day template trial, add-on boundaries, audit trail and HAZOP-to-SIL hand-off. The homepage now loads directly; the 20 September check could only use a search-indexed copy. Hosting details from an HTTP-only IRESC page were dropped because no current HTTPS page repeats them. Replaces the mechanically assembled profile.
    • Desk research from the vendor's website, shop and blog and from IRESC's own pages, checked on 25 September 2026.
    • No user documentation or help centre is public; capability rows rely on the vendor's product descriptions.
    • Not hands-on testing or customer testimony; vendor testimonials and ROI claims are excluded.

    Compare with

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      Shared category tags: 1 (Risk Assessment).

      Differs: offline partial workflow (this profile: unclassified); price no verified amount (this profile: amount published); trial not established (this profile: on request).

      Same: scope.

    • Safeti

      Shared category tags: 1 (Process Safety).

      Same: scope, offline, price and trial.

    • VisiumKMS

      Shared category tags: 1 (Risk Assessment).

      Differs: price no verified amount (this profile: amount published); trial not established (this profile: on request).

      Same: scope and offline.

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