
Of the three key elements of asset integrity programs, technology can be the most time-consuming. In fact, the data collection effort for the RBI software solution can represent over 50 percent of the costs of an RBI project. In our quest for excellence, we partner with Intergraph to utilize their innovative technology, Fusion. Fusion dramatically improves our time to value when delivering sustainable RBI programs. This technology allows our engineers to more quickly and efficiently extract accurate, current equipment, and piping data transitioning the Owner Operator from a document-centric world to a data centric world and finally taking the inevitable step to a knowledge centric world where trustworthy data is converted into the requisite knowledge to sustain the operations, maintenance, and reliability of the plant.

AOC has delivered thousands of sustainable Risk Based Inspection (RBI) programs earning the trust of owner operators.
Development of maintenance strategies, recommendations, and plans to implement best practices and increase asset life
An interdependent assessment of your people, process, and technologies for a confident path forward
Create mechanical integrity (MI) program value rather than it being seen as a necessary cost to minimize.
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