Asset Integrity Management
Learning objectives
The course is designed to provide participants with a sound understanding of:
- Making the right decisions in managing the assets
- Planning the management of the assets
- Performing the management of the assets
- Enhancing the performance of the assets
- Having access to all relevant asset data, current and history
- Having integrity status overview
- Enabling transparency of asset data within and outside of company borders
Profile
The course is intended for Managers, Engineers, Inspectors and Technicians in the fields of:
• Integrity & Inspection• Engineering
• Maintenance• Process & Operations
• HSE
Prerequisites
None
Course type and methods
- 70 % Lectures
- 30 % In-Class exercise works and Practical Sessions & Field Cases
The duration
5 days.
Course outline
| The basic training program is scheduled during 5 days as follows: Module 1: Background, context, and why this subject is important Introducing the asset management framework and system The importance of organizational integrity in asset management The relationship between AIM and Process Safety Management Challenges and solutions in building organizational integrity Some important definitions The PDCA Cycle Maintenance overview Cost of maintenance The Bathtub Curve Maintenance policy Module 2: Risk management in organizational integrity Introduction, methodology, and key terminology Risk management in context – the backbone of organizational integrity What happens when things go wrong? What-if analysis The Risk Matrix The Swiss Cheese Model Module 3: Managing the human factors in organizational integrity TQM Principles From values to leadership and from culture to behavior Leadership styles required for asset integrity success Communication, participation, competencies and skills required Module 4: Asset management policy, strategy, processes, and plans Stakeholder requirements for organizational integrity Integrity in policy and strategy, and in theory and practice How asset integrity fits into overall asset management Module 5: Implementing and executing asset life cycle activities Optimizing plant management Maintenance strategy: Risk-based Life-cycle based Performance based Organizational integrity throughout the asset life cycle Introducing operational and information integrity Responsibilities and authorities in the organizational structure Module 6: Course Clinic: Answering the most frequently asked questions on organizational integrity Is organizational integrity new? What is the added value of organizational integrity? What makes achieving organizational integrity difficult? What steps should companies take to overcome these challenges? Course wrap-up and closing |