In my personal experience very few people offering risk assessments [fire or otherwise] offer assessments in other than simple day to day environments even high shool RA's leave a lot to be desired

PM me as I have worked at many places inclusive of power stations [Nuclear & non-Nuclear] inclusive of Rock Savage

Regards

Forgot to add, if you are not aware

The use of PHAST consequence modelling will give you an indication of the size / distance of thermal contours - the likely distances which may still harm people and may still potentially damage other plant due to the heat radiation from your gas process pipework

Being a gas fired power station, you should be considering such things as jet fires from the gas supply pipes to/around the power station.

It is very difficult to undertake such assessments by a 'manual'/subjective fire assessment, as is often done in normal factories/business premises fire risk assessments.

Also if you store diesel on site, as an alternative, fuel supply - you should also consider pool fires - again PHAST software will do the maths etc.

If you store diesel, you may be a Tier 2 COMAH site?

I have peviously worked at a CHP power station run by one of the 'big 6' energy providers - so familiar with the operation of gas turbines and steam turbines in such applications. I previously worked at Weston Point CHP.

I am a very competent fire risk assessor, so competent in fact that I recognise my limitations.

I wouldn't touch this with a barge pole, much too heavy for me, but good luck in finding the right consultant.

:) Love it!!! - Me too! I am not sure my PI insurance would cover a meltdown :)