10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7: Elements 8 & 9 Mechanical Integrity & Pre Startup Review
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This webinar presentation discusses elements 8 and 9 of the SEMS regulations regarding mechanical integrity programs and pre-startup reviews. It covers developing written procedures for inspecting and testing critical equipment. Inspection criteria and frequencies must meet BSEE regulations and manufacturer recommendations. Pre-startup reviews must ensure construction and safety systems are in place before commissioning. The presentation also describes software tools for automating mechanical integrity programs, policies and procedures to facilitate ongoing compliance.
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- 1. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information Inspection criteria requirements How much in the way of supplies are you required to have Software to Automate your Mechanical Integrity Program & Pre startup review
- 2. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Introduction Brady Austin – Webinar Presenter SEMS and Regulatory Compliance Expert Ken Smith- Panelist CEO – SEMS Services Ed Sattar - Panelist CEO, 360Factors.com George Bunker- Panelist Drilling EHS Professional Ron White - Panelist VP Operaions, I3P, LLC – SEMS Audit Service Provider (ASP)
- 3. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information Inspection criteria requirements How much in the way of supplies are you required to have Software to Automate your Mechanical Integrity Program & Pre startup review
- 4. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information You must develop and implement written procedures that provide instructions to ensure the mechanical integrity and safe operation of critical equipment through inspection, testing, and quality assurance. Your mechanical integrity program must encompass all equipment and systems used to prevent or mitigate uncontrolled releases of hydrocarbons, toxic substances, or other materials that may cause environmental or safety consequences. Your procedures must address the design, procurement, fabrication, installation, calibration, and maintenance of your equipment and systems in accordance with the manufacturer’s design and material specifications.
- 5. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information Inspection criteria requirements How much in the way of supplies are you required to have Software and Tools to Scale and Automate your SEMs Compliance
- 6. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Is compliance risk? Inspection criteria requirements The frequency of inspections and tests must be in accordance with BSEE regulations and meet the manufacturer’s recommendations. Inspections and tests can be performed more frequently if determined to be necessary by prior operating experience. Documentation must identify the individual who performed the inspection or test; include a description of the inspection or test performed and the results of the inspection test.
- 7. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Your SEMS program must require that the commissioning process include a pre-startup safety and environmental review. Below are a few of the criteria that should be met: a) Construction and equipment are in accordance with applicable specifications. b) Safety, environmental, operating, maintenance, and emergency procedures are in place and are adequate. c) Safety and environmental information is current. d) Hazards analysis recommendations have been implemented as appropriate. e) Training of operating personnel has been completed. f) Programs to address management of change and other elements of this subpart are in place. g) Safe work practices are in place. Pre-Start Up Review
- 8. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information Inspection criteria requirements How much in the way of supplies are you required to have Software and Tools to Scale and Automate your SEMs Compliance
- 9. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review How much in the way of supplies are you required to have?
- 10. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Don’t over work this issue, you already have the information Inspection criteria requirements How much in the way of supplies are you required to have Software to Automate your Mechanical Integrity Program & Pre startup review
- 11. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Mechanical Integrity Automation through Software
- 12. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Policy and Procedure Automation
- 13. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Automate Your Mechanical Integrity Program
- 14. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Continuous Third Party Audits..
- 15. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Thank You for Attending 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7,
- 16. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review Thank You for Attending 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 6, Contact Information Steve Patterson VP of Sales steve.patterson@360factors.com Corporate Headquarters 360Factors, Inc 13801 Burnet Road Suite 100 Austin Texas, 78727 Phone: 866-385-2341
- 17. 10 SEMSinar™ Series, Part 7, Elements 8 & 9- Mechanical Integrity & Pre-Startup Review To Be Continued... • Semptember SEMSinar™ Part 8 Element 10 - Emergency Response & Control Date & Time will be sent to you
Editor's Notes
- Ed Sattar- I am the CEO of 360factors, which is Regulatory Compliance Software and Advisory Services company. I’ve spent the past 15 years in the Regulatory Compliance policy making and workflow automation space, which essentially involved in building regulatory intelligence models and developing Software to scale and stream line compliance for corporations, agencies, consulting firms and regulators…. And glad to contribute
- The assurance that maintenance materials, spare parts, and equipment are suitable for the applications for which they will be used.If you are changing like kind equipment, then the process is very straight forward as theexisting safety, environmental, operating, maintenance and emergency procedures willbe the same as what you are already using. However, if the equipment doesn’t have thesame operating parameters or is a different manufacturer, then you will have to reevaluate everything.
- § 250.1916 touches on the criteria for mechanical integrity that your SEMS program must meet?You must develop and implement written procedures that provide instructions to ensure the mechanical integrity and safe operation of equipment through inspection, testing, and quality assurance. Mechanical integrity is about business continuity and process automation issue to increase accuracy Software can help you track your evidence, ensure competency, define inspection methods and even notify you when things are overdue or simply out of operating limits. Continuous auditing of this area of operations can provide you valuable leading indicators before a dreaded lagging indicator occurs he results of these audits will help you develop the needed quality assurance, procedures, processes and management of change process that will need to be intertwined into this area of operations.
- These procedures must have some components that these procedures. As covered in our previous SEMSINAR, there has to be a structure, style guide , consistency , review, approval process and management of change……..most of the problems happen and safety is jeopardized when the policies are not understood or a way to track that the policies were read and understood.
- You can use a configurable workflow engine to automate your mechanical integrity program must encompass all equipment and systems used to prevent or mitigate uncontrolled releases of hydrocarbons, toxic substances, or other materials that may cause environmental or safety consequences…
- Continuous third party audits is highly recommended. This will provide the most bang for your buck and give your personnel the increased competency required in these areas. I was talking one of the majors and they said, we have approximately 30-50K contractor resources at our premises and every time they’ve done contractor audits, they are about 70% out of compliance …so frequency of the audits and inspection