Overview

Mechanical Integrity is focused on mitigating the risk of loss of containment through condition assessment. Every manufacturer concerned with keeping corrosive, hazardous materials contained should have a good way of measuring and monitoring changing asset conditions. You will learn about the benefits of pairing a mature asset performance management system with an industry proven best practice. Following American Petroleum Institute guidelines, you will learn processes for identifying damage mechanisms, establishing integrity operating windows for critical assets, and the grouping of assets into systems. You will gain an understanding of how to facilitate implementation of the most effective inspection plan into the overall strategy. You will explore the efficiencies gained by using a fully integrated RBI (Risk Based Inspection) work process.

Audience

This class is designed for:

• Mechanical Integrity Professionals

Pre-requisites

• Completing 4000 APM Foundation is recommended.

When you complete this course, you will be able to:

• Describe the purpose, potential benefits, and requirements of a Risk Based Inspection (RBI) program.
• Define the basic concepts of probability and consequence.
• Describe the steps in the Mechanical Integrity Work Process.
• Identify the APM modules that are utilized to support the Mechanical Integrity Work Process.

Duration

• 4 hours

Delivery Format

• Instructor-led Classroom
• Virtual Classroom
• Onsite