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Digital Quality Management System Provides Unprecedented Business Improvements and ROI The regulatory climate changed considerably following the highly publicized incidents at BP Texas City in 2005, Tesoro Anacortes in 2010, Chevron Richmond in 2012, and ExxonMobil Torrance in 2015. Each happened not due to a failure of equipment, instrumentation, facility siting, procedure, communication, supervision, or training, but rather a failure of all those things together, i.e., a management system failure.
Reframing PSM in the Context of Operational Risk Management and ESG Sustainability Companies are now increasingly being asked by investors and external stakeholders to engage in a broader Environmental, Social, Governance (ESG) landscape relative to environmental, health, and safety (EHS) performance, and risk reduction in the context of asset integrity and process safety human factors (the “organizational incident”) is at the core of that expectation. To that end, companies are currently seeking to ensure holistic, enterprise-wide visibility and accountability for dynamic ESG programmatic efforts, materiality assessments, and sustainability solutions.
How to Defend the Merits of an AIM System In this paper, we will examine system replacement strategies that will equip you with the tools to defend the system you’ve got.
Discover Pipeline Quality Software for API 1177 Compliance In this paper we examine the role of a Quality Management System (QMS) for pipeline construction to comply with API 1177 and what to look for when selecting one
How to Build a Business Case for Asset Integrity Management In our newest Whitepaper we examine best practices for building an AIM Business Case to update the company's Asset Integrity Management program
Change Management Strategies for Asset Integrity Management (AIM) This paper puts forth the tools required for quick, prudent assessment and efficient, effective changeover management of an Asset Integrity Management program
Achieving Efficient Implementation of Asset Integrity Management This paper examines the most common mistakes made during AIM implementation and offers alternative solutions to maximize expediency and efficacy of the process