Asset Integrity

Asset integrity refers to the ability of a client's assets (such as equipment, facilities, and infrastructure) to function as intended, and to meet the required performance standards over their lifecycle. Maintaining asset integrity is crucial for ensuring the safety and efficiency of operations, and for minimizing the risk of equipment failure or downtime.

At AIM Group we have significant focus on the use of robotic technology for internal pipework inspection, as a way of improving the efficiency and accuracy of this important asset integrity activity. Robotic inspection systems can access areas that may be difficult or dangerous for human operators to reach and can provide high-resolution images and other data that can be used to identify any issues or defects that may affect the performance of the pipework.

There are several key elements to consider when managing asset integrity, including:

Risk assessment: Identifying and evaluating the risks associated with each asset, in order to prioritise maintenance and repair activities.

• Inspection and testing: Regularly inspecting and testing assets to identify any issues or defects that may affect their performance.
• Maintenance and repair: Implementing appropriate maintenance and repair strategies to ensure that assets are kept within regulation condition with the ability to operate safely and effectively.
• Data management: Capturing and storing data on the performance and condition of assets, in order to track trends and identify potential issues.

By adopting a proactive and systematic approach to asset integrity management, and making use of advanced technologies such as robotics, the AIM Group is well-positioned to help its clients in the oil and gas industry to maintain the safety and reliability of their operations.

Committed To Upholding Health, Safety And Environmental Standards

In all aspects of asset integrity, safety is built into our process. At AIM Group, we adhere to Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015. Our chartered engineers have the skills and experience to manage risks in the planning stage and we can provide a principal contractor to manage and monitor health and safety throughout.

At AIM Group, our accreditations include:
/ ISO 9001 - Quality Management System
/ ISO 14001 - Environmental Management
/ ISO 45001 – Health and Safety Management

We communicate safety values throughout our organisation and ensure it’s at the forefront of everyone’s agenda. Our policies are designed to encourage all employees to promote health and safety within and outside our company. By communicating information effectively, we proactively improve health and safety in the industry.