Webinars
Process equipment is designed using codes to prevent and reduce the chance for failure and rupture. However, due to the cyclic operating conditions, high pressures, corrosive conditions, and elevated temperatures, equipment can fail or become unreliable for its intended service. Consequently, unplanned downtimes or failures may occur, or expensive repairs may be needed. This webinar will consider some of the elements of a good Asset Integrity Management Program.
A good Mechanical Integrity program for Asset Management ensures that equipment operates in a reliable and predictable operating range of conditions. This is accomplished by a variety of Operations, Inspection, Maintenance and implementing procedures to identify and avoid the potential damage mechanisms based on known process parameters. Variations or exceedances of these parameters must be documented and communicated to key personnel. When necessary, relevant factors and possible mitigation options should be reviewed and implemented into plant practice.
Watch the webinar recording on Mechanical Integrity and Failure Analysis experts, Daniel Benac and Michael Nugent held on July 30, 2024, “Asset Integrity Programs in Support of the PSM Program for Egypt”, to learn key elements of effective Asset Integrity Programs for equipment reliability.
This webinar covered several key parameters that affect Mechanical Integrity, common damage mechanisms and life-limiting mechanisms seen in industry.
Major updates to our patented Hazardous Area Classification (HAC) software are arriving soon. BakerRisk's HACTool© will now incorporate new updates aligned with the latest revisions of NFPA 497, NFPA 499, IEC 60079-10-1, and IEC 60079-10-2 standards.
Join BakerRisk’s Theresa Lewis, Michael Metcalfe-Smith, and Alexandre Cardoso, P. Eng., during which our experts will discuss why process safety management (PSM) is a critical component of safe growth in renewable fuel industries—even when not required—and how to effectively implement key PSM elements to support resilient, sustainable operations.
The webinar will highlight the release of our new best practice, “F&G Detector Mapping,” during which our experts will discuss the importance of incorporating fire & gas detection systems capable of detecting gas leaks, fires, and related hazards to reduce and mitigate risks at operating facilities.
Join BakerRisk consultants Roger Stokes and Rob Magraw as they deliver an introduction to incident investigations.
In this presentation, BakerRisk’s Travis Holland, P.E., M.S., and Brian Royo will deliver insights into Multi-Hazard Resistant Building (MRB) Design, key concepts of protective building design, and the dynamic response of different building materials to hazards common in processing facilities.
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