TRAINING FACILITY INTEGRITY MANAGEMENT

OVERVIEW

Facility Integrity can be defined as the ability of facility to perform its required function effectively and efficiently whilst protecting health, safety and the environment. Facility Integrity Management is the means of ensuring that the people, systems, processes and resources that deliver integrity are in place, in use and will perform when required over the whole lifecycle of the asset. Facility Integrity Management can further be described as the continuous assessment process applied throughout design, construction, installation and operations to assure that the facilities are and remain to be fit for purpose. In this context integrity is defined as the prevention of the loss of containment of a fluid or energy from the facilities. The integrity management process covers the equipment containing the fluid, the structures that support the equipment, and those other systems that prevent, detect, control or mitigate, against a major accident hazard. A loss of integrity (containment) could have an adverse impact on the safety of personnel, on the safety of the  facilities, on the environment or on production and revenue.

OUTLINE COURSE

1. Degradation and Failure Modes
   1. Corrosion
   2. Fatigue
   3. Corrosion Fatigue
   4. Corrosion Under Insulation
   5. Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion (MIC)
   6. Erosion Corrosion
   7. Fretting
   8. Hydrogen Induced Corrosion (HIC)
2. Risk Based Inspection (RBI)
   1. Risk Assessment Process
   2. Hazard Identification (HAZID)
   3. Consequence Assessment
   4. Overall RBI Process
   5. Typical RBI Scope of Work
   6. RBI Programme Sustainability
3. Inspection and Monitoring
   1. Visual Inspection
   2. Ultrasonic Testing
   3. Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing
   4. Radiography
   5. Liquid Penetrant
   6. Eddy Current Testing
   7. Magnetic Particle Inspection
   8. Thermography
   9. Accoustic Emission
4. Facility Integrity Jigsaw
   1. Design
   2. Operate
   3. Inspect
   4. Maintain
5. Life Extension of Aging Assets
6. Asset Integrity Management System Review
7. Health, Safety and Environment
8. Asset Management Triangle

RECOMMENDED AUDIENCE

• Maintenance And Reliability Engineer
• Inspection And NDT Engineer
• Mechanical, Piping, And Asset Integrity Engineer
• Facility And Utility Engineer