Optimise your plant safety and integrity management programme
Optimise your plant safety and integrity management programme
Asset Integrity Management (AIM) is a concept that refers to managing an asset (such as a power plant or refinery) to guarantee that its capacity to fulfil its function efficiently and effectively is maintained.
An asset integrity management system ensures that the right processes, procedures and tools are in place for your plant assets to function safely, effectively, and efficiently at every stage of their lifecycle. It also takes into account the health, safety and environmental regulations.
An asset integrity management system applies to the operation of an asset from designing to installation, functioning, and decommissioning.
At a plant, an asset integrity management programme ensures that all aspects of operations essential to safety and integrity are properly designed, constructed, tested, operated, inspected and maintained in a sustainable, holistic and systematic way. This ensures service and performance integrity without compromising health, safety and the environment.An asset integrity management audit helps deliver sustainable performance and lower the inspection, maintenance, and repair cost while improving the asset’s operational safety.
The TÜV SÜD Asset Integrity Investigation and Improvement Audit (AIIIA) is a straightforward methodology to assess the actual status from the structural integrity standpoint. Our asset integrity management system addresses technical, managerial, organisational, and practical topics across the company and aids acceptance by international insurance companies.
Our asset integrity management services come with industry expertise and years of experience that we leverage to advise and implement cost-effective asset integrity management strategies.
An asset integrity management audit consists of 3 phases. In the analysis phase, we investigate existing asset management processes, procedures and tools in the mid-term service period. In the improvement phase, we assist in implementing optimised procedures as based on our recommendations in phase 1. In the stabilisation phase, we support you with performance management of these activities.
An asset integrity management system consists of 11 elements –
1. Risk assessment
2. Construction and fabrication quality control and assurance
3. Engineering
4. Integrity operating windows
5. Corrosion management
6. In-service inspection
7. Management of change
8. Failure investigation and lessons learnt
9. Reliability centred maintenance
10. Asset data management
11. Assessments and audits
An asset integrity audit or assessment is a comprehensive evaluation of a plant’s assets for anomalies, corrosion, quality, risk and repair requirements. Asset integrity management services from an accredited agency ensure that your plant meets the necessary requirements for optimum performance.
Asset integrity and reliability ensure that the equipment is properly designed and installed and functions as per the specifications. It also checks for the fitness of the equipment to function till the end of its lifecycle.
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