Asset Integrity Management for Midstream Facilities

Objectives:

• Understand the principles of asset integrity management (AIM) and its importance in midstream facilities.
• Learn the key components of an AIM program and their application in asset lifecycle management.
• Develop strategies for ensuring asset reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance.
• Gain practical knowledge of inspection, monitoring, and maintenance practices to support AIM in midstream operations.

Introduction to Asset Integrity Management in Midstream Facilities

• Definition and scope of Asset Integrity Management (AIM)
• Importance of AIM in midstream facilities (pipelines, storage, terminals)
• Key regulatory and industry standards (API, ASME, ISO)
• Overview of the asset lifecycle in midstream operations
• Risk-based approach to asset integrity

Key Components of Asset Integrity Management

• Asset identification and classification
• Integrity data management systems
• Inspection and monitoring techniques (NDT, corrosion monitoring, etc.)
• Maintenance strategies: proactive vs. reactive maintenance
• Performance monitoring and key performance indicators (KPIs)
• Lifecycle cost analysis and optimization

Ensuring Safety and Compliance through AIM

• Safety management systems and their role in AIM
• Regulatory compliance (environmental, safety, operational)
• Risk assessment and management techniques (HAZOP, FMEA)
• Emergency response planning and disaster recovery
• Case studies on asset failures and lessons learned

DATE:

1ST BATCH:        10th – 13th Feb, 2026      

2ND BATCH:       9th – 12th Jun, 2026

3RD BATCH:       6th – 9th Oct, 2026