Asset Integrity Management & Engineering Assessment

Overview

Asset Integrity Management (AIM) is the structured, engineering-led discipline of keeping critical assets safe, compliant and productive across their whole life. Rather than reacting to failures, an AIM program combines risk-based inspection (RBI) planning, scheduled NDT, corrosion monitoring and remaining-life assessment so that every inspection dollar is spent where the risk actually sits.

NDT Australia designs and delivers AIM programs for local councils, utilities and heavy industry. Our engineers build the inspection plan, our certified technicians gather the condition data, and our reporting turns that data into clear decisions — repair, monitor, extend or retire — each backed by a defensible engineering position.

Applications

Asset Integrity Management is applied across a wide range of assets and industries, including:

• Risk-based inspection (RBI) planning and inspection scheduling
• Remaining-life assessment and asset life-extension engineering
• Corrosion monitoring and wall-loss trending on tanks, vessels and pipework
• Root cause analysis and structural defect assessment
• Compliance sign-offs for local councils, utilities and heavy industry

Standards & Compliance

Our inspections are performed and reported to the applicable Australian and international standards:

• AS 3788 — Pressure equipment in-service inspection
• ISO 55000 — Asset management framework
• ISO 17020 — Inspection body requirements

Why Choose NDT Australia

• Risk-based planning focuses spend where failure risk is highest
• Continuous condition and corrosion trending across the asset base
• Life-extension engineering defers capital replacement safely
• Audit-ready compliance sign-offs for councils, utilities and industry