Sigma-HSE India

Sigma-HSE India

Business Consulting and Services

New Delhi, Delhi 2,292 followers

Working together for a Safer World

About us

Sigma-HSE is a Global Process Safety Services provider with its pool of Global Consultants. Sigma-HSE is a technical consulting company offering comprehensive solution in the field of health, safety and laboratory testing. Our India operation specializes in comprehensive process safety studies and powder testing that empower manufacturing plants to effectively identify and mitigate hazards, perform testing, ensuring safe operations and regulatory compliance. We have an ISO/IEC 17025 certified lab in IIT Hyderabad that performs powder testing. From our office in New Delhi, Hyderabad and Vadodara, our Indian experts work closely with our UK specialist to provide safety and UK/EU compliance experience to open new market to our clients.

Website
https://www.sigma-hse.co.in/
Industry
Business Consulting and Services
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
New Delhi, Delhi
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
Process Safety, Electrostatic Hazards, Dust, Gas and Vapour Fire & Explosion Testing, Training, HAZOP/ HAZID, Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA), Functional Safety, Hazardous Area Classification (HAC), ATEX, Dust Explosion, Electrical Safety Audit, SIL, LOPA, and PSM

Locations

  • Primary

    office No. 217, 2nd floor, Antriksh Bhawan, KG marg

    Connaught Place

    New Delhi, Delhi 110001, IN

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Employees at Sigma-HSE India

Updates

  • Join our Free Technical Webinar at 3:30 pm (IST) on 28th of January 2025 : UNLOCKING INDUSTRIAL SAFETY WITH ATEX ASSESSMENT PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS : - * Comprehensive Introduction to ATEX Directives * Step-by-Step ATEX Assessment Process * Practical Insights on Hazard Mitigation * Regulatory Compliance Made Easy * Interactive Expert-Led Discussions Registration link here: 👇 https://lnkd.in/gnMuXxWU Also email us with your interest to safety-india@sigma-hse.com or call us on +91 (0)11 4356 5446 #processsafety #webinar #sigmahse #processsafetystudy #safetystudy #atexassessment #ATEXstudy #Atex

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  • Working through a range of powder concentrations, the powder is dispersed into a 20L explosion vessel (sphere) using, dry compressed air and nitrogen. Using partial pressures the oxygen content within the sphere at the time of ignition can be controlled. These suspended dust clouds are then exposed to a large 2 kJ chemical ignition source and any ignition and following explosion is monitored, measured and recorded. The oxygen concentration is reduced until ignition is not possible and the limited oxygen concentration (LOC) established. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/gbF65uEk #LOCtest #limitedoxygenconcentration #explosionseverity #20Ltrspheretest #sigmahse #processsafetytesting

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  • Minimum Ignition Energy (MIE) test determines the lowest energy value of a spark discharge to ignite a dust, when dispersed as a cloud, in air, under the specific test conditions. The risk of an incentive spark ignition of a dispersed dust will depend on both the sensitivity of the dust and the energy of the spark discharge. The physical and chemical nature of a material along with particle size distribution and moisture content will all influence a powders sensitivity to ignition. Generally a dry and finely divided powder will be more sensitive to ignition when compared to the same material in a coarser and wetter (water moisture) state. See here - https://lnkd.in/gTC36vZq #MIE #minimumignitionenergy #MIEtesting #sigmahse #processsafety #processsafetytesting #safetytesting

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  • Proper Hazardous Area Classification (HAC) facilitates the selection of suitable equipment and safeguards. In Zone 0 or 20, only specialized equipment rated for continuous use in hazardous areas can be used. Zone 1 or 21 allows for equipment designed for occasional exposure, and Zone 2 or 22 permits general-purpose equipment, provided it meets specific standards. By accurately classifying hazardous areas, organizations can ensure the safety of personnel, prevent accidents, and comply with regulations, ultimately enhancing their reputation and reducing operational risks. See here - https://lnkd.in/g5DFWVmd #HAC #processsafetystudy #processsafety #sigmahse #hazardassessment #safetystudy #hazardousareaclassification 

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  • Dust Hazard Assessment (DHA) pertains to an examination of the processes, the materials, and equipment in order to ascertain dangers in relation to combustible dust. However several types of dusts can be dispersed in the air and can cause terrible fire and explosion if exposed to any ignition source. Some organization like agriculture, pharmaceutical, chemicals and manufacturing work with materials that can produce combustible dust. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/gCr4tiAG Main Risks of Dust Hazard Assessment- Dust Hazard Assessment is crucial for several reasons: 1. Safety: DHA assists in eliminating the dangers of dust fires and/or explosions; thus, safeguarding the employees from likely incidents of massive injuries or death. 2. Regulatory Compliance: It is required act in accordance with NFPA 652: Standard on the Fundamentals of Combustible Dust and OSHA Combustible Dust NEP. DHA makes sure that all these regulations are complied with. 3. Operational Continuity: Through reduction of dust risks, DHA reduces measures that would cause a calamity that affects the business operations and the loss of great amounts of money. 4. Environmental Protection: Less release of hazardous materials to the environment: By preventing dust related occurrences, the firm will have minimized the outcome of such incidents hence contributing to sustainability. 5. Reputation Management: As for the following points, implementing DHA can prove a company’s liability concerning safety and all related regulations which could help improve the image of the company among stakeholders as well as customers. #DHA #processsafetystudy #processsafety #sigmahse #hazardassessment # #safetystudy #dusthazardassessment

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  • Quantitative Risk Assessment is not merely a compliance exercise; it is a strategic tool for ensuring safety, protecting assets, and maintaining operational excellence. By embracing QRA, industries can proactively manage hazards, safeguard workers and the environment, and foster a culture of safety. Investing in a comprehensive QRA provides long-term benefits, including cost savings, enhanced reputation, and resilience against unforeseen events. Whether in oil and gas, pharmaceuticals, or logistics, QRA serves as a cornerstone of modern industrial safety. Conducting a QRA requires careful consideration of several factors: 1. Type of Industry: Different industries face unique risks; for example, chemical plants may encounter toxic releases, while oil refineries might face fire and explosion hazards. 2. Operational Complexity: Facilities with interconnected processes may have cascading risks requiring detailed analysis. 3. Environmental Factors: Proximity to populated areas, ecological sensitivity, and weather conditions influence risk profiles. 4. Historical Data: Previous incidents and near-misses provide valuable insights for hazard prediction. 5. Safety Systems in Place: The effectiveness of current safety measures impacts risk levels. 6. Workforce Dynamics: Employee skills, training levels, and emergency preparedness play a role in mitigating risks. 7. Regulatory and Legal Requirements: Adherence to national and international safety standards. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/gtpwSsjs #QRA #processsafetystudy #processsafety #sigmahse #riskassessment #quantitativeriskassessment #safetystudy 

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  • The main goal of performing an Arc Flash Hazard Analysis is to protect workers by providing clear safety guidelines and determining the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements. It helps in identifying hazardous areas, creating safety protocols, and setting up warning labels on equipment. Without this analysis, workers are unaware of the potential risks they face, leading to a higher likelihood of accidents. Key Steps in Arc Flash Hazard Analysis: 1. Data Collection: Gather information on electrical system components, including voltage levels, fault currents, and protective devices. 2. Incident Energy Calculation: Calculate the incident energy levels to determine the potential for injury. 3. Hazard Identification: Identify areas with a high risk of arc flash occurrence. 4. Safety Recommendations: Recommend the appropriate PPE, safety measures, and engineering controls. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/g6jfPZJp #arcflashhazardanalysis #processsafetystudy #processsafety #sigmahse #hazardanalysis 

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  • Arc Flash Hazard Analysis is a vital component of an industrial safety program. It plays a critical role in safeguarding personnel, maintaining operational continuity, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. By understanding and addressing the factors that influence arc flash hazards, industries can implement effective control measures that reduce risks, protect assets, and promote a strong safety culture. Investing in such an analysis not only prevents accidents but also contributes to the overall success and productivity of the organization. Learn more - https://lnkd.in/g4fKRAiM #arcflashhazardanalysis #processsafetystudy #processsafety #sigmahse #hazardanalysis 

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