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Asset Integrity Management (AIM) is a systematic approach to ensuring that equipment and infrastructure remain fit for purpose throughout their operational lifecycle. It encompasses risk-based inspection (RBI), corrosion management, fitness-for-service assessments, and mechanical integrity compliance under OSHA PSM requirements.

Mechanical integrity (MI) is an OSHA PSM compliance requirement focused on equipment testing, inspection, and maintenance per recognized standards (API 510, 570, 653). Asset integrity management (AIM) is a broader strategic program encompassing MI plus risk-based inspection, corrosion management, fitness-for-service, and lifecycle planning.

An operational readiness review evaluates whether a facility is prepared for safe startup by verifying completeness of procedures, operator training, safety system testing, punch list resolution, permit readiness, and alignment between construction, commissioning, and operations teams.

Reliability-Centered Maintenance (RCM) is a systematic methodology for determining the most effective maintenance strategy for each asset based on failure modes, consequences, and risk. RCM answers seven structured questions to select the right mix of preventive, predictive, and condition-based maintenance tasks.

Fidelis delivers HSE consulting through structured program assessments, gap identification, and hands-on implementation support. This includes safety culture evaluations, hazard identification programs, incident investigation frameworks, emergency response planning, and KPI development — all aligned to client-specific regulatory requirements.

FidelisForce provides field execution teams for capital project oversight, commissioning and startup (CSU), pre-startup safety reviews (PSSR), turnaround support, SIMOPS coordination, and owner's representation. Teams are embedded on-site and fully integrated with client operations.

Yes. FidelisGap delivers expert-led diagnostic assessments across PSM, HSE, asset integrity, maintenance and reliability, and operational readiness programs. Each assessment produces a prioritized findings report with specific recommendations, estimated effort, and a roadmap for closing identified gaps.

Fidelis works across major industrial regulatory frameworks including OSHA 1910.119 (PSM), EPA RMP, API standards (510, 570, 580, 581, 653, 579), ASME codes, NBIC requirements, RAGAGEP (Recognized and Generally Accepted Good Engineering Practices), and state-specific process safety regulations.