API 580 risk-based inspection methodology is the planning framework that informs inspection scope, asset prioritization, and interval setting across AIS mechanical integrity programs. RBI is applied upstream of asset-specific codes — determining what gets inspected, when, and at what level of rigor, based on consequence of failure and probability of degradation. API 580 does not replace API 510, 570, or 653. It governs how those standards are applied across a facility's equipment population.
AIS provides mechanical integrity inspection support for pressure vessels across the full lifecycle — from new construction and greenfield installation through capital project completion and into ongoing in-service programs. Inspection scope is defined against API 510 requirements and documented for traceability from initial commissioning through regulatory review. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Construction and modification inspection, repair inspection support, and in-service tank integrity assessments governed by API 653. AIS provides inspection documentation and program oversight for ASTs across new installation, revamp, and ongoing compliance programs. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Construction and modification inspection, repair inspection support, and in-service tank integrity assessments governed by API 653. AIS provides inspection documentation and program oversight for ASTs across new installation, revamp, and ongoing compliance programs. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Inspection support for process piping systems across new construction, brownfield modifications, tie-in work, and ongoing piping integrity programs. AIS applies API 570 inspection requirements with documentation structured for regulatory compliance and long-term program continuity. Interval recommendations informed by API 580 RBI analysis.
CWI-certified weld inspection integrated into mechanical integrity programs, capital projects, and repair and alteration scope. Weld inspection supports acceptance decisions, documentation traceability, and code compliance within broader inspection programs. Certification governed by the American Welding Society (AWS).
API 580 risk-based inspection methodology is the planning framework that informs inspection scope, asset prioritization, and interval setting across AIS mechanical integrity programs. RBI is applied upstream of asset-specific codes — determining what gets inspected, when, and at what level of rigor, based on consequence of failure and probability of degradation. API 580 does not replace API 510, 570, or 653. It governs how those standards are applied across a facility's equipment population.
AIS provides mechanical integrity inspection support for pressure vessels across the full lifecycle — from new construction and greenfield installation through capital project completion and into ongoing in-service programs. Inspection scope is defined against API 510 requirements and documented for traceability from initial commissioning through regulatory review. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Construction and modification inspection, repair inspection support, and in-service tank integrity assessments governed by API 653. AIS provides inspection documentation and program oversight for ASTs across new installation, revamp, and ongoing compliance programs. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Construction and modification inspection, repair inspection support, and in-service tank integrity assessments governed by API 653. AIS provides inspection documentation and program oversight for ASTs across new installation, revamp, and ongoing compliance programs. Interval planning informed by API 580 RBI methodology.
Inspection support for process piping systems across new construction, brownfield modifications, tie-in work, and ongoing piping integrity programs. AIS applies API 570 inspection requirements with documentation structured for regulatory compliance and long-term program continuity. Interval recommendations informed by API 580 RBI analysis.
CWI-certified weld inspection integrated into mechanical integrity programs, capital projects, and repair and alteration scope. Weld inspection supports acceptance decisions, documentation traceability, and code compliance within broader inspection programs. Certification governed by the American Welding Society (AWS).
