The Asset Integrity Intelligence Blog

The authors delve into a crucial data integrity challenge known as 'Suspicious Time Periods,' shedding light on the impact of historical inspection data.

We no longer exist in a work environment where employees stay in positions for their whole careers. The ability to have a flexible workforce is critical.

George Williamson brings a wealth of expertise in upstream and midstream fixed equipment reliability, including regulatory requirements and technical and practically applied field applications.

FFS assessment techniques are applicable to a wide range of damage types: LTA's, cracks, creep damage, dents, and more. These are very powerful analytical tools that often allow operators to not only keep the plant running, but to keep it running...

The article urges promoting technical careers, encouraging mentorship, and local involvement to inspire youth in science and engineering.

Safety and reliability should not be at odds with one another; in fact, they contribute to one another’s success.

This article covers how costs can be reduced by automating NDT management systems by using software that integrates inspection methods and associated processes.

Learn how a new generation of electromagnetic technology is aiding offshore asset owners in managing corrosion issues within splash zones.

To assist professionals in obtaining CPD hours for API's recertification requirements, we have outlined three ways to earn CPD hours through Inspectioneering.

This edition takes a deeper look at the price paid within our industry when there is more rhetoric than solutions.

The key to unlocking the potential of AI in NDT is to implement the necessary technologies to digitize inspection workflows and create a structured digital database.

A look at how perspective, context, and motive are important considerations when approaching a project, initiative, or job.

Can individual personnel be at fault for an incident? Is it an issue with the systems in place? Or does the assignment of blame come down to convenience?

Processing renewable feeds presents a blend of damage mechanisms for which existing hydroprocessing equipment may not have been designed. No “one-size-fits-all” approach exists to evaluate all the specific degradation concerns for a renewables...

Our discussion centered on the evolution of AIM software over the past 30 years, providing insights and a unique perspective on the industry's development.

Maintaining the longevity and success of a reliability program requires evergreening, a continuous effort to keep processes up-to-date and relevant.