TR108
Risk Based Strategies for Inspection & Maintenance
الإعتماد على استراتيجيات المخاطر في أعمال الفحص والصيانة
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Course Overview

Language : Arabic / English

Systematic risk-based inspection can assess the likelihood and potential consequences of the failure of pressure equipment. Risk-based inspection provides an opportunity for companies to prioritize inspection equipment; improve methods of inspection,frequency resources,develop specific plans inspection equipment, and enable the implementation of reliability centered maintenance.

Course Objective

  • understanding of the key aspects of Risk Based Inspection, its advantages and limitations
  • understanding of how it is linked to reliability-centered maintenance
  • Understand how fitness-for-service assessment affects the Risk
  • Provide you with the practical and effective methods you need to perform practical likelihood and consequence analysis
  • Learning how to develop optimum Inspection intervals for individual equipment based on the assessment of the active degradation

Who Should Attend??

  • Operations Engineers
  • Maintenance Engineers
  • Engineering managers and supervisors
  • Technical staff with responsibilities for inspection, maintenance, assessment and mitigation of plant equipment degradation

Course Outline

  • Common Inspection Strategies and Their Limitations
  • Risk-Based Decision-Making Fundamentals and Tools
  • Understanding and Managing Risk
  • Risk Based Inspection Definitions
  • Risk Based Inspection Evolution
  • Reasons for implementing Risk Based Inspection
  • Inspection planning guidance
  • Inspection History, Interpretation
  • Equipment Data Base
  • Inspection Interval Optimization Based on Assessed Risk
  • Evaluation of Inspection Results
  • Estimation of Consequences of Failures

Training Methodology

  • Presentation & Slides
  • Audio Visual Aids
  • Interactive Discussion
  • Participatory Exercise
  • Action Learning
  • Class Activities
  • Case Studies
  • Workshops
  • Simulation