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Assembling a study team in a workshop is a crucial initial step in the HAZOP (Hazard and Operability Study) process. This step involves gathering a diverse group of individuals with various expertise related to the process or system being studied. The purpose of this workshop setting is to facilitate collaborative discussions that can identify potential hazards and operability issues early in the design phase. Team members typically include engineers, operators, and safety specialists who contribute different perspectives, ensuring a comprehensive analysis of potential risks.

This collaborative approach is fundamental to the HAZOP methodology, which relies heavily on teamwork and the sharing of knowledge to explore how different deviations from normal operations can lead to hazards. The next steps in the HAZOP process typically involve systematically reviewing the process nodes, considering potential deviations, and proposing actions to mitigate identified risks, which builds upon the groundwork laid by assembling an effective study team.