Why "fit-for-service" is a board-level decision
Fitness-for-service is not a paperwork exercise. It is the difference between a defensible run-length decision and an unplanned shutdown — and it belongs in the boardroom.
Read morePractical perspectives on integrity, risk and the digital shift reshaping oil & gas — written by engineers who deliver, not just describe.
Fitness-for-service is not a paperwork exercise. It is the difference between a defensible run-length decision and an unplanned shutdown — and it belongs in the boardroom.
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Mature assets can keep producing safely — if remaining-life is quantified and degradation mechanisms are understood. A practical view of Asset Life Extension.
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Most digital programmes stall at the proof-of-concept. The fix isn't more technology — it's business-value use cases, data governance and OT/IT integration.
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H2S and CO2 don't negotiate. Correct materials selection and corrosion modelling at design stage is the cheapest integrity decision you will ever make.
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Process safety is won in the design of safeguards and the culture that maintains them. A field-tested view of building defence-in-depth.
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As Low As Reasonably Practicable is not a slogan — it is an evidential standard. What it takes to demonstrate it for a live pipeline network.
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