Suitability-for-Service for OSHA Compliance When Equipment Design Documentation is Missing

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires owner-operators to maintain essential documentation authenticating adequate design and maintenance of pressure vessels and storage tanks. Unfortunately, it is not uncommon to find equipment operating in industry with minimal or no documentation. This has become even more common in recent years with the re-purposing of assets for use in new facilities. In this webinar, it will be demonstrated how Suitability-for-Service (SFS) can be used to obtain OSHA compliance for fixed equipment lacking documentation.