Establish the tank record
Reconcile the agreed tank population, available inspection history, open findings and document gaps. Identify the information that the owner or inspection specialist still needs to resolve.
03 / Tank Integrity
Connect tank inspection to the next maintenance decision.
Build a clear view of tank condition records, open findings and upcoming work. We connect specialist inspection output to priorities, maintenance scopes, budget planning and documented handover.
The challenge
When the records
and the work drift apart.
A tank inspection report is one input to a much wider decision. Maintenance timing, operating plans, specialist recommendations, access and budget all influence what happens next. We organise those inputs so your asset team can review the scope and approve the work on a clear basis.
Typical starting points
01Tank findings are spread across inspection reports, maintenance lists and contractor files.
02The next maintenance window is approaching without an agreed scope or budget basis.
03Evidence from completed maintenance has not been reconciled with the tank’s asset history.
The work
A defined route through
your scope.
Translate findings into decisions
Bring specialist recommendations together with maintenance priorities and operating windows. Record the owner decisions required before scopes, schedules or budgets are committed.
Coordinate the maintenance interfaces
Prepare the agreed scope and handover requirements with inspection and delivery partners. Track dependencies between tank work, associated piping, electrical work and site operations.
Bring the evidence back together
Track accepted completion records and remaining actions. Update the evidence register and prepare the agreed asset-history and maintenance-system handover.
What you receive
Outputs your team
can put to work.
The final deliverable set and acceptance requirements are agreed for your assignment.
Tank status and gap overview
Inspection sources, open actions, missing records and unresolved owner decisions.
Maintenance scope and priority plan
Defined work packages, interfaces and the basis for timing and budget decisions.
Delivery interface register
Responsibilities and dependencies across the owner, inspectors and delivery contractors.
Tank handover dossier
Accepted records linked to the tank, with residual actions and the next review requirements.
From finding to evidence
Illustrative workflow · not a client caseFinding
Several recommendations from the last tank inspection have not reached an approved maintenance scope.
Agreed action
Review them with the tank specialist, identify the owner decisions and agree the outage interfaces.
Closure evidence
Approved scope, completion records, specialist acceptance where required and updated tank history.
Clear responsibilities
Agree the roles
before the work.
Specialist tank inspection, fitness-for-service conclusions and major tank maintenance or EPCM delivery may remain with appointed partners. IntegriCore coordinates the agreed scope, interfaces, planning and evidence; it does not automatically replace those parties.
How owner decisions are built inScope questions
Before we start.
Do you replace our tank inspector?
No replacement is assumed. We can work around the appointed tank inspection and maintenance partners, with a clear agreement on responsibilities and handover.
Can you support a single tank or maintenance window?
Yes. The scope can start with one tank, a defined set of findings or a planned maintenance event. A broader programme follows only where it is useful and agreed.
Can visual asset information support the review?
Where agreed, visual and digital asset information can help organise the scope and identify information gaps. It complements the required specialist inspection and assessment; it is not treated as a substitute for them.
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.