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Energy - Power sector related services from Lloyd's Register Asia’s Energy team

About our services

Our services for the power sector help ensure key assets are managed in optimal condition throughout their life cycle. They also help assure stakeholders and regulators that money is being spent in an appropriate way.

How we can help

Our services are available throughout the life of all kinds of critical assets, from concept evaluation and design, through in-service operation and maintenance, to plant-life extension and decommissioning studies.

Risk management services:

Through-life performance and managed operational risks are pre-requisites of the power sector. Lloyd’s Register’s risk management services help in risk assessment and reducing negative impacts on business performance.

Our risk management services include:

  • hazard identification and assessment techniques (HAZOP, SWIFT, FMECA, etc.)

  • consequence modelling

  • quantitative risk assessment

  • emergency response planning

  • risk and safety management systems

  • safety case preparation

  • project risk assessment (delay/cost risks)

  • human factors and ergonomics

  • fire safety engineering

  • reliability, availability, maintainability, safety (RAMS)

  • risk based inspection (Reliability Based Mechanical Integrity)

  • asset management (PAS 55)

  • training in all of the above.

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Reliability Based Mechanical Integrity (RBMI):

RBMI is a fully integrated software application that manages the full life cycle of Risk Based Inspection (RBI). Developed and proactively maintained by Lloyd’s Register Capstone Inc., the technology uses risk based models and inspection planning rules to optimise the inspection and maintenance of process facility assets.

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Asset verification services:

Lloyd’s Register provides a range of independent technical verification and assurance services to ensure through life performance of critical assets integral to the power sector:

  • authorised to carry out Third Party independent inspection of assets like Pressure Vessels to almost all International Codes and Standards including:
    ASME : North America
    PED / TPED : European Union
    MOM : Singapore
    MLHW : Japan
    OHS : Australia
    OSH : New Zealand
    DOSH : Malaysia
    IBR : India
       

  • assessing and if compliant, certifying conformance with the requirements of the specification PAS 55.
    PAS 55 certification requires you to optimally manage capital investments, daily operations, maintenance, resources, risks, performance, and sustainability for all assets to ensure that your business objectives are met.

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We also provide:

  • technical assurance and advice at manufacturer’s works and on-site

  • design appraisal services relating to a variety of systems and components including machinery, piping systems, pressure equipment, lifting equipment and electrical and control equipment

  • review of specifications and tenders

  • in-service inspection

  • certification, involving design appraisal and witnessing of testing

  • vendor assessment

  • progress reporting /owner acceptance

  • welder and welding procedure qualification services as per EN standards, ASME code requirements or Lloyd’s Register Rules.

Services for engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors in the power sector

Lloyd’s Register recognises that management of risk is central to the success of major capital projects. Lloyd’s Register’s can help you assess risk and minimise its impact on safety, environment and business performance across the entire lifecycle of the project or facility.

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Why  choose Lloyd's Register Asia's energy sector related services? 

We help you ensure:

  • regulatory compliance

  • stakeholder satisfaction and company’s equity enhancement

  • optimised operating regimes

  • improved health and safety performance

  • increased revenue and reduced costs.