Inline Inspection Services
Advanced Inspection.
Clearer Answers.
Fit-for-purpose inspection technology, technical analysis and clear, highly visual reporting for oil and gas pipelines.
From inspection planning to final reporting, we help your team understand pipeline condition and evaluate next steps.
Our subsidiaries provide inspection services based on region:
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Pipeline Integrity Group Canada
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Pipeline Integrity Group USA
TECHNOLOGY MATCHED TO YOUR PIPELINE
A useful inspection starts with the right technology for the question you need answered.
PIGINT selects and integrates inline inspection technology around your pipeline’s configuration, operating conditions and threat profile, with attention to the detection and sizing performance your assessment requires.
We work with you to define the inspection objectives, performance specifications and deliverables before execution.
Tool selection and performance specifications defined per API 1163.
INSPECTION FINDINGS YOU CAN ACT ON.
Understand the findings in context
Current inspection findings are considered alongside available historical results and relevant pipeline information, helping your team understand their significance and identify where further assessment is needed.
Examine the supporting evidence
Clear explanations, traceable findings and relevant inspection limitations give your engineering team a basis for evaluating the results.
See the results clearly
Structured, highly visual reports make inspection findings and supporting information easier to understand, discuss and use in follow-up planning.
Benefit from senior technical review
Qualified senior analysts review and approve PIGINT inspection reports, bringing technical judgement to complex findings, conflicting information and questions requiring closer attention.
INSPECTION QUALITY AND QUALIFICATION
Tool selection and performance specifications defined per API 1163. Deliverables and performance reporting aligned to POF 100 (2021).
Personnel qualified for their assigned inspection and analysis responsibilities in accordance with ANSI/ASNT ILI-PQ.
Pipeline Integrity Group Canada Inc., a subsidiary of Pipeline Integrity Group International, holds a Small Employer Certificate of Recognition (SECOR) for its health and safety management system.
SECOR | API 1163 | API 1160 | ASME B31.8S | Qualified ILI Personnel
FROM INSPECTION PLANNING TO FINAL REPORTING
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Define the Inspection
Review pipeline characteristics, operating conditions, available records and integrity priorities. Establish the scope, technology requirements and reporting expectations.
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Plan and Execute
Coordinate inspection preparation and field activities around the agreed scope, with attention to run requirements and data quality.
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Analyze and Explain
Interpret the inspection data, complete senior technical review and deliver findings with the supporting evidence your engineers need to evaluate next steps.
DEVELOPING A FASTER PATH FROM DATA TO FINDINGS.
PIGINT is developing PRISM with AIMACHINE to accelerate routine inspection processing, bring supporting evidence into context and streamline report preparation.
For PIGINT ILI runs, the aim is to surface priority findings sooner for senior analyst review and give specialists more time for complex interpretation.
PLAN YOUR NEXT INSPECTION.
Tell us about your pipeline and the questions you need answered.
Share the available pipeline dimensions, product and operating conditions, location, inspection history and preferred timing. We’ll work with you to establish the information needed and define a practical inspection scope.