This course covers essential principles of Asset Integrity Management (AIM) across an asset’s lifecycle, including failure analysis, risk-based inspection, maintenance planning, and quality management. Students will learn AIM implementation, metrics, and continuous improvement, with real-world applications through case studies.

• Describe AIM principles and lifecycle stages.
• Identify and analyze failure modes in asset management.
• Determine asset criticality and maintenance needs.
• Develop inspection and preventive maintenance plans.
• Implement AIM procedures and quality controls.
• Use metrics for monitoring and improving AIM practices.

• Introduction to Asset Integrity Management (AIM)
• Lifecycle of AIM
• Failure Mode and Mechanism
• Asset Selection and Criticality Determination
• Inspection, Testing, and Preventive Maintenance
• Established Approaches for Developing Test and Inspection Plans
• Asset Integrity Procedures
• Quality Management
• Equipment Shortage Management
• Integrity Management of Specific Equipment
• AIM Program Implementation
• Metrics, Audits, and Continuous Improvement
• Case Study

1. CCPS’ Guidelines for Asset Integrity Management