Consequence of Failure Assessment

Assessment of potential consequences arising from equipment failure, covering safety, environmental, production, and financial impact scenarios to support risk ranking within RBI and integrity management programs.

TES Canada performs consequence of failure assessment to support RBI, fitness-for-service, inspection planning, and asset integrity decision-making for pressure equipment, piping, tanks, pipelines, and facility systems. The assessment considers potential safety, environmental, operational, production, regulatory, and business impacts associated with credible failure scenarios. Depending on the application, consequence evaluation may consider fluid type, pressure, temperature, inventory, release potential, isolation capability, ignition potential, equipment location, proximity to personnel, and impact on facility operation. The outcome is a structured and documented consequence basis that can be used in RBI studies, inspection prioritization, repair planning, risk registers, and integrity management programs. This helps ensure that technical decisions are not based only on likelihood of damage, but also on the real impact of failure on people, environment, production, and compliance.

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