Defining Schedules

The following must be taken into account when defining Inspection Schedules. The Rules The following rules apply to Inspection Schedules: Lifecycle Steps The Inspection Lifecycle steps are: Create Schedule – Add Scope - Add Plan Codes – ...

Inspectors often need to make maintenance recommendations. Corrective Action Inspection Requests (CAIRs) can be used to “keep track” of these repair recommendations. CAIRs are Created , Defined , Approved , can also be linked to an Event , and ...

Equipment that has been assessed with RBI , must be re-assessed after at some point, based on the site requirements (e.g., 10 years per API-510/570 and 653). An RBI Re-Assessment can be created at the Equipment level or at the Unit level. RB Re-As...

A Corrosion Schedule is created automatically when a Circuit is created . The Corrosion Schedule is credited when the Calc Summary on the Circuit is Final Approved .  The Corrosion Schedule is automatically recurring , thus when the Ca...

Assessment Schedules outline the specific Assessments to be conducted over a set period. Assessment Schedules are Created , Defined , and Approved , they can also be linked to an Event , and marked for WOP , in the same way as Inspection Sche...

Preventative Schedules allow us to organize preventative maintenance. They are often linked to   Barriers . Preventative Schedules are   Created ,   Defined , and   Approved , they can also be   linke...

A recurring Schedule can be labeled as a Static schedule . If labeled as a Static schedule , the NID  will be based on the User Date / User Interval and will ignore the Last Inspection Date ( LID ).  Static schedules are meant for...