Expertise / Mining & Geotechnical
FMEA, SQRA & QRA workshops
Bring technical and operational knowledge into a structured risk discussion. Scope Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), semi-quantitative risk assessment (SQRA) or quantitative risk assessment (QRA) around a defined facility, decision and evidence base.
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The engagement
What the work
can involve.
We tailor the scope to the decision you need to make, the available information and the project stage.
- 01
Agree the workshop objectives, system boundaries, risk method, rating definitions and participant mix.
- 02
Prepare the evidence pack and identify credible failure mechanisms, causes, consequences and existing controls for discussion.
- 03
Facilitate a traceable assessment of controls, uncertainty, information gaps and improvement opportunities.
- 04
For QRA, define the event logic, data, estimation basis and specialist analysis required; do not turn workshop scores into unsupported probabilities.
Agreeing responsibilities
Risk outcomes depend on the method, evidence, assumptions and participants. Quantitative results require a defensible analytical basis and appropriate review.
The output
Defined work.
Useful deliverables.
- Workshop brief, agenda and pre-reading list
- Failure-mode or scenario register
- Assumptions, uncertainties and control observations
- Prioritised action register and workshop report
What to bring to the first discussion
Facility drawings, design basis, operating and monitoring history, prior risk registers and the decisions the workshop should support.
You can start with an outline of the information you have. We will agree the document list and transfer method before you send confidential material.
Working together
A scope you can review.
The proposal identifies tasks, deliverables, inputs, dependencies, exclusions and pricing. Open questions remain visible so the next decision is informed.
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