Industrial Asset Integrity Programs
Program-level inspection history, organized per asset and owner.
Common inspection-management problems
- Inspection programs spanning many years, providers, and assets
- History fragmented across providers and report archives
- Re-verifying past findings requires assembling records by hand
- Program owners needing standing access rather than per-job copies
Assets and environments
Fixed equipment across facilities: vessels, exchangers, piping systems, tanks, and rotating units, the program asset list.
Typical user roles
- Integrity engineers
- Program managers
- Provider coordinators
- QA reviewers
Example workflow (synthetic example)
An operator's integrity program covers 400 tagged assets inspected by a provider under a multi-year agreement. Every completed job adds a released report to the asset's history; the integrity engineer tracks the program in the portal and answers audit questions by searching the asset register and audit trail.
Relevant NDT Pilot modules
Expected operational value
A program's history assembles itself as work completes, one connected record per asset, retrievable by the owner without provider staff in the loop.
Prerequisites and limitations
Corrosion-rate calculation and interval-based planning ( RBI-style tooling) are not included; NDT Pilot organizes the records that feed such analysis. Fitness-for-service decisions remain the responsibility of qualified engineers.
See the workflow for industrial asset integrity programs
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