An ONR SAPs-style risk matrix, live fault-sequence bowtie diagrams, and a tamper-proof audit trail — built for licensees and the assessors who review their safety cases.
The Office for Nuclear Regulation's SAPs framework requires licensees to demonstrate that risks from a nuclear facility are reduced As Low As Reasonably Practicable (ALARP), assessed against defined risk targets and severity/frequency bands. SAFOPS's nuclear project template starts from an ONR SAPs-style matrix — four exposure groups and a Class 1-3 PFD/PFH reliability ladder for safety measures — as a reviewable starting point you adjust to your own facility's specific targets, not a fixed black box.
Initiating events, preventative and mitigative barriers, and consequences are modelled as interactive bowtie diagrams rather than static PDF pages. Hover any barrier to see its zone of influence, spot single points of failure, and open deficiencies directly on the diagram — the same live model your ALARP justification and safety measure schedule are built from.
Every edit to the safety case, whether made by an engineer or suggested by the optional AI copilot, is logged in a SHA-256 hash chain. Altering any past entry is immediately detectable — a verifiable record for internal review and regulator inspection alike. For sites that require it, SAFOPS also runs fully on-premise or air-gapped, so nothing has to leave your network.