Inspection
Work Planning
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A structured management program that ensures assets remain fit for service throughout their operational life.
An Asset Integrity Program (AIP) is the coordinated set of policies, processes, inspections, risk assessments, maintenance activities and engineering evaluations used to ensure that physical assets continue to perform their intended function safely, reliably and in compliance with applicable regulations throughout their lifecycle.
Asset Integrity Programs reduce the likelihood of equipment failures, improve reliability, optimize inspection resources and support safe, sustainable operation of industrial facilities.
An Asset Integrity Program integrates multiple disciplines including Mechanical Integrity, Risk-Based Inspection, Asset Criticality, inspection planning and reliability engineering into a single governance framework.
An Asset Integrity Program is broader than Mechanical Integrity alone, incorporating engineering governance, risk management and lifecycle planning in addition to inspection activities.
Mechanical Integrity; Risk-Based Inspection; Corrosion management; Pressure equipment inspection; Regulatory compliance; Reliability programs.
Implementing RBI inspection plans.; Managing corrosion monitoring programs.; Performing Fitness-for-Service assessments.; Coordinating inspection, maintenance and engineering reviews.
API RP 580; API RP 581; API RP 571; API RP 580; API RP 581; API 579-1/ASME FFS-1
VisualAIM connects glossary concepts to the asset records, inspection histories, and workflows they describe.
