AssetSentryInspection systems · built by an inspector

Records an inspector can stand behind.

Mechanical-integrity records, NDT certification practice, a pocket reference for the unit and the shop, and quoting — each on its own address below. Pick your door.

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AssetSentry™ MI — mechanical-integrity records

Equipment registers, CMLs and readings, API 510/570/653 reports, needs-inspection tracking. Each owner-operator runs on its own address with its own database. Type your company to open your sign-in — nothing is listed until you do.

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How these are built

The rules every system on this page follows.

Own databaseEvery owner-operator and every shop runs in its own project. There is no shared table to cross.
Signed by a personSign-offs carry the signed-in person's name and time. An Admin recording for someone is stamped as such.
Verified, not recalledCode values and reference tables are checked against the published standard before they are trusted — and marked until they are.
Real hostnamesEach system answers on the address printed on it. Older links keep working.