Complying with regulations and abiding by international standards requires commitment to procedural and auditable discipline. Through years of experience working with industry leaders worldwide we have developed integrity management system frameworks that can be applied to a wide array of assets (onshore and offshore) and industries worldwide.
Achieve asset management excellence
Maximize the value of investments
Ensure system effectiveness
Enable comprehensive auditability
Leverage ISO 55000
Our Asset and Pipeline Integrity Management Systems (AIMS/PIMS) sit at the interface between management and engineering practices, placing the asset at the core of the business. They ensure that the needs of the assets – whether it is a transmission pipeline, a structure, a pumping station, a flexible pipe, a top-sides well-head, a storage tank or other facility – are met in a consistent, comprehensible and robust manner throughout their lifecycles. We have developed a proven and structured method for supporting clients in achieving asset management excellence.
The implementation is one part of our two-stage approach and includes the following:
Based on our broad experience, our asset management advisory experts evaluate the following core elements of an integrity management system:
We support operators in achieving their goals for safety, integrity management and in fostering an "integrity culture" throughout their organization. The need for appropriate integrity management systems arises out of the multitude of challenges operators face. Some "simply" need a review of existing integrity management procedures and systems by a third party, others face complex non-auditable processes and poor integrity management guidelines. They require the proof of effectiveness of their system, a balance of performance, risks and opportunities and an identification of gaps that we are able to provide.
By means of our gap analysis our team of experienced consultants reviews all elements to recommend enhancements that will optimize the integrity benefits from an existing integrity management system, in line with industry best practice and international guidance.
To prove effectiveness, the individual audits of an Asset Integrity Management System (AIMS) and a Pipeline Integrity Management System (PIMS) must: