Integrity engineering

Technical Integrity Engineering, also known as Asset Integrity, involves various engineering disciplines that focus on making sure a product, process, or system meets its intended requirements when it's used. Applying these disciplines to reduce costs, maintain schedules, manage technical risks, and handle legal concerns during a project's entire life cycle ensures operations run smoothly and safely in industries like Oil and Gas, Power Generation, and Nuclear Power. This helps plants work efficiently, stay safe, and deal with challenges like hazards effectively.

Integrity Engineering is a profession that uses science, math, economics, social insights, legal knowledge, and practical skills to ensure that products and systems are not only safe but also meet their legal and business requirements. Integrity Engineers perform tasks such as organizing inspections, managing integrity programs, and making sure plant facilities, including structures, pipelines, equipment, and piping systems, stay in good shape.

For Integrity Management, it's crucial that Integrity Engineers make independent, impartial decisions to ensure equipment is designed, maintained, operated, and decommissioned following the best industry practices. This independence helps maintain a high level of integrity and safety.