Integrity Management

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Pipeline Integrity Management Program

Optimize your pipeline integrity management and comply with regulatory requirements.

A Pipeline Integrity Management System is a program that brings together the policies, responsibilities, processes, plans and procedures an operator uses to identify and maintain the integrity of its pipelines within acceptable limits.

It is an iterative, multi-step process aimed at continuously improving the safety and reliability of a pipeline system throughout its service life, thereby protecting people, the environment and the company's assets.

Argentina - NAG 100/Part O (Enargas) and Resolution 120 (SEN), Chile - Decree 280 (SEC), Peru - Supreme Decree 081/2007 (Osinergmin), ASME B31.8S and API 1160.

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Audits and Regulatory Advisory

Verify whether your integrity activities comply with regulatory requirements.

Audits aim to assess the degree of compliance with the integrity requirements set by national regulations for the activities implemented in the system under review.

This includes assessing the Integrity Management framework and its consistency with the requirements, the level of compliance of integrity activities and their proper recording.

• Preliminary evaluation for the development of an Integrity Management System.
• Evaluation of compliance with requirements defined in National Regulations.
• Periodic audit of the ongoing Pipeline Integrity Management System.

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Plans and Procedures

Plans and procedures are developed in accordance with regulatory requirements and industry best practices.

• Inspection, mitigation and monitoring plans
• Response and repair plans.
• Procedures for carrying out inspection, monitoring and repair activities.

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Analysis and Processing of Data, Records and Inspections

Manual and bulk/automated data analysis and processing.

• Review, analysis and processing of reports and records.
• Data validation.
• Data loading and automated processing of data, files, GIS, etc.
• Bulk data import.

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Failure Analysis

Knowing the causes of a failure makes it possible to design specific strategies to mitigate or monitor them.

Joint evaluation of the evidence and the factors involved in the occurrence of each mechanism: