The most comprehensive software for consequence modelling and Quantitative Risk Assessment

Purpose

More than just compliance
The management of risks from major accident hazard facilities has historically focussed on safe operation rather than areas such as improved financial performance or increased productivity. But with major advances in Information and Communication Technology and the maturing of technology in other domains, the emphasis has moved beyond straight-forward compliance with safety legislation. With greater global competition and much more challenging margins, there is now less opportunity to invest in activities that do not contribute directly to the bottom line, or are perceived as such. ICT advances, along with growth in Internet technology, have brought a highly connected environment where corporations can share information and collaborate globally. Combined with this is a need for corporations to be more transparent in their corporate governance and demonstrate their performance in relation to the environment and society as well as financially.

Benefits

Quantify your risks
DNV Software QRA’s package provides a comprehensive suite of software to help you assess and manage your risks. As risk professionals we know that “Good Safety means Good Business” but demonstrating this to stakeholders is not always straightforward. DNV Software’s QRA package provides a unique range of applications and tools supporting best risk management practice. Whether you are interested in the assessment of individual and societal risk for managing plant safety, or the overall financial risks associated with your plant, from the environmental, social or economic perspective, the QRA package includes a comprehensive set of tools to help you.

Configured to meet your exact requirements
The QRA package is available in a number of configurations with applications available for each stage of your QRA process. The core applications within the QRA package help with each of the key stages of your QRA including Hazard Identification, Consequence Modelling, Frequency Analysis and Risk Assessment and Management.