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5 Tips For A Compliant and Efficient Asset Integrity Program

5 Tips For A Compliant and Efficient Asset Integrity Program

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Numerous incidents in recent years have been attributed to the flawed integrity of process equipment. Is your program up-to-date, compliant, and efficient? Dianne Coon, CSP, a CSP Certified Safety Professional with 10 years of experience in process safety and health, and safety and environment (HSE) management, has five tips for your asset integrity program.

5 Tips to Optimize Your Asset Integrity Program

  1. Include equipment claimed as independent protection layers (IPL) in the Asset Integrity program.
  2. Define everyone’s roles and responsibilities in the Asset Integrity system – not just operations and maintenance.
  3. Do not duplicate the content of your procedures and documentation.
  4. Use Recognized And Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices (RAGAGEP) to identify inspection tasks and frequencies.
  5. Utilize a digital maintenance system and workflows to manage the Asset Integrity process.

Optimize Your Asset Integrity

Asset Integrity Module Dashboard Demo

Process Safety Enterprise® organizes, manages, and stores Process Safety Information (PSI), equipment and inspection data, and reports to overcome the daunting task of information collection practices which are imperative to all Asset Integrity programs. Asset Integrity Workflow as well as Management of Change (MOC) Workflow tracks action items, generates inspection and deficiency status reports to help your system on track and compliant.

In this demo, learn about the Dashboard functionality for the Asset Integrity (AI) workflow module in Process Safety Enterprise®. The dashboard allows users to create reports for upcoming and overdue AI inspections as well as AI findings open and overdue reports.

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As one of the 14 elements of the OSHA PSM standard, a comprehensive Asset Integrity (AI) program is fundamental for compliance and risk reduction. Yet, Asset Integrity findings (also referred to as Mechanical Integrity) remain on top of OSHA’s citation list during Process Safety Management regulation 29 CFR 1910.119 inspections. Our team of experts can help you. Call us today at 1.844.ioMosaic or write us a note. We would love to hear from you.