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This training will provide the delegates with a complete theoretical and practical understanding in implementing asset integrity safeguard assets, people and environment.

Asset integrity management (AIM) focuses on the core elements of safety, environmental protection, reliability, regulatory compliance and data management. An effective Asset Integrity program provides assurance that a facility’s equipment and assets are designed, fabricated, procured, installed and maintained in a manner appropriate for its intended application, throughout the life of the operation.

By the end of this course, participants will learn to:

Explore the basic Assets Integrity Management Modules
Clarify the organizational interfaces, duties, and responsibilities of the officers involved in the development, implementation, and roll-out of AIMS.
Learn about major operators’ AIMS achievements and compare asset integrity management strategies with best-in-class operators.
To ensure effective AIMS, increase employee involvement, empowerment, and leadership while also enhancing communications and cross-disciplinary teamwork.
Recognize the various control methods and describe how successful mitigation can reduce risk exposure and be used to satisfy the life extension needs of aging facilities.

This course is appropriate for a wide range of professional but not limited to:

Corrosion, Integrity & Static Equipment Engineers/Managers
Inspection, Operations & Maintenance Professionals/Managers
Asset & Project Managers
Executives & Managers who are inspired for continual improvement, excellence and maintainable success of their organizations
Team leaders and senior engineers working on the Asset Integrity Management System’s development, rollout, and implementation

Course Outline

Asset Integrity Elements Overview

Integrity elements and their dependency
Importance of integrity elements
Definitions and Implementation

Asset Integrity Life Cycle

Concept selection and definition
Detailed engineering and design
Operation, modification and maintenance
Acquisition and decommissioning

Asset Integrity Barriers

Integrity barrier definition and introduction
Hard and soft barriers
Bow Tie models
Barrier threats and mitigation measures

Safety Critical Elements and Equipment

SCE and operational Integrity management
Safety critical element vs safety critical equipment
Major accident hazards
Identifying SCE & performance standards
Verification, assurance and ICP

Asset Degradation and Damage

Definition and analysis
Damage and its impact
Bathtub Curve
Time independent vs. time dependent failures
Key degradation and damage threats
Design concepts, identification and mitigation measures

Operational Corrosion Management

Establish Operational Corrosion Management
Standards and Recommended Practices
Operational Requirements

Risk Based Inspection

Introduction and the history of RBI
Benefits and limitations
RBI methodology and implementation
Written schemes
Inspection scheduling

Pipeline Integrity Management

Pipeline integrity process and elements
Pipeline threats and anomalies
Pipeline mitigation techniques and overview
Pipeline integrity methodology

Key Performance Indicators

KPIs and their function
Lagging and leading KPI’s
Establishing Approach
Integrity Strategy
Planning and Data Acquisition/CMMS Build
Risk Management

Asset Integrity Review

Review strategy and preparation
Implementing a review
Reporting and evaluation of results

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