OSHA's PSM standard includes an element called "Mechanical Integrity" that regulates your process' procedures, training, inspections, testing, maintenance, deficiencies, quality assurance and MORE.

First step to assuring integrity is by verifying Process Safety Information (PSI) is available for equipment such as vessels, compressors, condensers, emergency systems, controls, pumps, and all other critical process equipment.

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Not only do written procedures need to be created and implemented for maintenance purposes, but the program must also be designed around the manufacturers' recommendations and good engineering practices, aka "RAGAGEP".

Our industry recognizes IIAR's Ammonia Refrigeration Library as the leading best practice resource - We will guide participants through IIAR-6 "Inspection, Testing and Maintenance" and its minimum requirements for system integrity inspections.

Day-2 will allow participants to use information learned and a safety inspection checklist to practice performing mechanical integrity inspections with on-site process equipment. This course provides 16 PDH and a certificate proving competency for conducting in-house annual mechanical integrity inspections.