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Industrial asset integrity
Asset integrity,
Followed
through.
From the finding in your inspection report to the work, decisions and evidence that close it.
For industrial asset owners
Tank terminals Bulk liquid storage Chemical & process sites
The NetherlandsOur expertise
Start with the
discipline you need.
Six connected streams. Each with a defined scope, practical deliverables and clear responsibilities. Start with one, or bring them together in a wider programme.
01
Piping & Pressure Equipment
Inspection programmes, repair scopes and traceable close-out for piping and pressure equipment.
02ATEX & Electrical
Ex equipment records, inspection follow-up and coordinated electrical remedial work.
03Tank Integrity
A coordinated route from tank inspection output to maintenance scope and accepted evidence.
04Functional Safety
Scope definition, proof-test coordination and evidence management with agreed specialists.Specialist-supported scope
05Asset Data & CMMS
Asset references, work-order quality and accepted evidence aligned with your maintenance system.
06Projects & Delivery
Work preparation, contractor coordination and controlled handover for maintenance and projects.
From finding to follow-through
A finding is only
the starting point.
An open action needs a reliable technical basis, a responsible owner and a scope that can actually be delivered.
Explore three common situations. See how the decision, work package and closure evidence connect, and where your asset team remains in control.
What an accepted handover needsExplore a typical findingChoose a discipline
Inspection basis to agree
Damaged insulation. An unresolved condition.
- Finding
- An inspection report records damaged cladding on a pipe run. The condition beneath the insulation has not yet been established.
- Decision
- Confirm the asset reference and required specialist inspection. The owner agrees the priority, access window and budget basis.
- Work package
- After the technical assessment, prepare any approved corrective scope with the mechanical, coating, insulation and access interfaces defined.
- Closure evidence
- Link inspection results, accepted repair records and reinstatement checks to the finding. Prepare the asset-record update for client acceptance.
What changes for your team
Explore piping supportThe unknown condition becomes an agreed inspection scope, followed by controlled corrective work where required.
Specialist review required
An Ex finding. No agreed route to closure.
- Finding
- An Ex inspection report flags an equipment or record discrepancy. The action has no clear owner or agreed evidence for closure.
- Decision
- A competent Ex specialist establishes the technical basis. The owner agrees the action, priority and conditions for the work.
- Work package
- Prepare the approved electrical scope for appropriately competent contractors, with responsibilities and verification requirements assigned.
- Closure evidence
- Reconcile the corrective-work records and required verification with the Ex register. Submit the update and closure evidence for acceptance.
What changes for your team
Explore ATEX supportThe open finding has a named owner, a defined remedial scope and an agreed verification route.
Maintenance scope to define
A tank recommendation. No delivery plan.
- Finding
- A tank inspection report recommends follow-up. The recommendation has not yet been translated into an approved maintenance package.
- Decision
- Confirm the inspection basis and specialist recommendations. The owner agrees the maintenance window, budget and package boundaries.
- Work package
- Coordinate the agreed tank specialist and contractor scopes. Connect access, mechanical and coating interfaces to readiness and handover requirements.
- Closure evidence
- Bring accepted work records, required inspection evidence and residual actions together in the tank dossier and proposed asset-record update.
What changes for your team
Explore tank supportThe recommendation becomes a coordinated maintenance scope with an explicit route to an accepted handover.
Illustrative scenarios based on our delivery model. Not client case studies.
How we work
Keep the whole
chain connected.
Explore each stage to see what moves the work forward, what your team receives and which decisions remain yours.
Typical output
The starting point
Integrity status review
- Asset scope
- Agreed population and boundaries
- Source records
- Reports and findings reconciled
- Information gaps
- Missing or conflicting data identified
FindingDecisionEvidence
Understand
Know what is known. Make the gaps visible.
Bring asset references, inspection reports, open actions and maintenance records together. Check what can be relied on and what needs clarification before the next scope is agreed.
Asset owner decision
Confirm the scope, available information and specialist input needed.
A shared basis for the next decision, with uncertainty visible from the start.
Typical output
A decision-ready backlog
Action & decision register
- Priority basis
- Risk, deadlines and constraints
- Accountable owner
- Named for each agreed action
- Planning & budget
- Timing and funding assumptions
FindingDecisionEvidence
Prioritise
Turn a backlog into decisions with owners.
Bring together the specialist assessment, deadlines, operating constraints and available work windows. Agree the priority, responsible owner and next action for each finding.
Asset owner decision
Approve the priorities, action ownership and initial budget direction.
A clear order of work and a visible record of the decisions still needed.
Typical output
The agreed scope
Execution-ready work package
- Work & interfaces
- Disciplines, boundaries and exclusions
- Readiness
- Materials, access and site conditions
- Acceptance
- Checks and evidence agreed in advance
FindingDecisionEvidence
Prepare
Resolve the interfaces before work starts.
Translate the approved action into a defined work package. Bring mechanical, coating, insulation, access and electrical interfaces together where relevant, with clear completion requirements.
Asset owner decision
Approve the scope, budget and release conditions before execution.
A package that contractors can plan, price and deliver against the same basis.
Typical output
Control during delivery
Progress & change record
- Progress
- Work status and constraints
- Changes
- Impact on scope, cost and timing
- Verification
- Required checks and open punch items
FindingDecisionEvidence
Deliver
Coordinate the work. Control the changes.
Coordinate the agreed contractors and specialist roles. Track constraints, progress and changes against the approved scope, so the asset team can act on exceptions while work is in progress.
Asset owner decision
Authorise changes and resolve exceptions within the agreed responsibilities.
A traceable account of what changed, why it changed and who agreed it.
Typical output
Evidence of completion
Accepted handover dossier
- Completion evidence
- Linked to the original finding
- Residual actions
- Resolved or assigned with an owner
- Asset record
- Validated update and client acceptance
FindingDecisionEvidence
Close
Completion needs more than a closed work order.
Reconcile completion records, specialist verification and any residual actions. Prepare the asset or CMMS update and record the client’s acceptance of the handover.
Asset owner decision
Accept the handover and the responsibility for any remaining actions.
A defensible route from the original finding to the updated asset record.
A practical starting point
Know where you stand.
Agree what comes next.
The Integrity Control Baseline is a paid, defined first assignment. It brings status, gaps and open actions into an agreed plan for your asset team.
- A consolidated view of status and missing information
- Priorities, responsibilities and a 12-month action plan
- An initial 3–5-year budget outlook with clear assumptions
Our technology partner · Falcker
Put the finding
in its site context.
Falcker develops software for visual asset information, inspection records and maintenance planning at industrial sites.
Where included in your assignment, its visual information helps locate an asset and understand the surrounding work area. We connect that context to the scope, people and decisions needed to move the work forward.
Prepare the follow-up.
We bring the relevant findings, specialist input, access needs and contractor interfaces into a defined scope.
Agree the next step.
Your team approves the priorities, budget and work window. Delivery responsibilities and information handovers are agreed for the assignment.
Start with a conversation
Let’s make the next step clear.
One discipline, one defined scope, or a wider integrity programme.
Tell us where your team needs support.