Inspection Groups

About Inspection Groups

API specifications state that, asset that require inspections can be grouped based on pre-defined criteria, and inspections can be performed on a subset of the group. The Assets within this subset are called Representative Assets. The inspections performed on this subset can represent actual inspections for certain Assets that are not a part of the subset. Assets that are represented by this subset are called Represented Assets. The RBI module facilitates this workflow by allowing you to create and manage Inspection Groups.

An Inspection Group represents a collection of assets within a process unit, that are related to similar RBI Components. These RBI components are grouped in such a way that inspections performed on the asset associated with one RBI Component will satisfy the inspection requirements for the pieces of asset associated with other RBI Components within the same group.

Note: Inspection Grouping can only be performed on asset within a process unit that have active RBI 580 Risk Analysis. You cannot create Inspection Groups for RBI Components that are linked to RBI PRD Criticality Analysis, Pipeline Analysis, or RBI 581 Analysis records.
In APM, an Inspection Group is represented by an Inspection Group record and its related Grouping Element records.
  • Inspection Group: An Inspection Group record stores information about the attributes that are shared by all RBI Components included in the Inspection Group.
  • Grouping Element: Grouping Element records store information about the RBI Components included in the Inspection Group.
Each Grouping Element identifies one of the following types of assets related to RBI Components in the Inspection Group:
  • Representative Assets: Representative Assets are equipment for which you must perform an inspection in order to meet the inspection requirements defined by API specifications. Each Grouping Element record that is classified as a Representative Asset meets the following criteria:
    • The Selected for Inspection field in the record contains the value True.
    • The record is linked to at least one other Grouping Element record and is the predecessor in the Represents Inspections relationship definition.
  • Represented Assets: Represented Assets are equipment for which the inspection requirements will be satisfied by the Representative Assets. Each Grouping Element record that is classified as a Represented Asset meets the following criteria:
    • The Selected for Inspection field in the Grouping Element record contains the value False.
    • The record is linked to another Grouping Element record and is the successor in the Represents Inspections relationship definition.

An Inspection Group can contain Grouping Element records where the Selected for Inspection field is set to True, but for which there are no Represented Assets. This means there is no relationship between these Grouping Element records and other Grouping Element records. In this case, inspections are required on the associated pieces of asset, but those inspections cannot satisfy the inspection requirements of other pieces of asset in the Inspection Group.

This concept is illustrated in the following image that shows a part of the RBI data model.

APM allows grouping to be performed for all asset belonging to a process unit. The associated RBI Components are categorized based on the following criteria:
  • Equipment Type
  • Corrosion Type
  • Risk Category

Equipment Type

The Equipment Type of an RBI Component identifies the type of equipment associated with that RBI Component, and corresponds with the value in the Component Type field in the associated Criticality Calculator RBI Components record.

Not every value in the Component Type field in Criticality Calculator RBI Components records is associated with an Equipment Type for which an Inspection Group can be created. The following table lists the Equipment Types for which you can create Inspection Groups and the Component Type values that correspond to each Equipment Type.

Equipment TypeCorresponding Component Type values
PipingAny value that includes the word PIP.
Vessels

Any of the following values:

  • Air Cooled Exchanger-Header
  • Column-Bottom
  • Column-Middle
  • Column-Top
  • Filter
  • Heat Exchanger-Channel
  • Heat Exchanger-Shell
  • Pressure Vessel
  • Reactor
TanksStorage Tank

The Equipment Type is stored in the Grouping Equipment Type field in the Inspection Group record for an Inspection Group.

Corrosion Type

The following table lists the Corrosion Types for which you can create Inspection Groups and the RBI Degradation Mechanisms records and additional criteria that correspond to each Corrosion Type.

Corrosion TypeRBI Degradation Mechanisms recordAdditional Criteria
Corrosion Under Insulation (CUI)The RBI Criticality Analysis must have one related Criticality Calculator External Corrosion.

The Insulated? field in the associated Criticality Calculator RBI Components record contains the value True.

The Susceptible to CUI field in the associated RBI Criticality Analysis record contains the value Yes.

Internal Corrosion (ICPC)The RBI Criticality Analysis must have one related Criticality Calculator Internal Corrosion.

The Thinning Type field in the associated RBI Degradation Mechanism Evaluation (DME) record contains the value General.

For piping components, the value in the Injection Point Circuit field should be set to False in the Criticality RBI Component - Piping record.

The Corrosion Type associated with an Inspection Group is stored in the Corrosion Type field of the Inspection Group record.

The following steps provide the general workflow for using the Inspection Grouping functionality:
  • Create Inspection Groups.
  • Modify Inspection Groups.
  • Generate RBI Recommendation records to be linked to the Inspection Group.
  • Specify Inspection Task as complete to generate represented inspections.

Risk Category

The Risk Category for an RBI Component is determined based on the value stored in the Inspection Priority (Unmitigated Risk) field in the RBI Degradation Mechanisms record linked to the associated RBI Criticality Analysis of the Criticality Calculator RBI Components record.

The RBI Components are assigned one of the following Risk Categories based on the defined Inspection Priority Ranges:

Risk CategoryInspection Priority Range
High1-5
Medium High6-12
Medium13-19
Low20-25

The Risk Category associated with an Inspection Group is stored in the Risk Category field in the Inspection Group record for that Inspection Group. When Inspection Groups are created, for Components belonging to the same Asset but assigned to different Risk Categories, the Components assigned to the higher risk category will be selected for inspection.

About Inspection Grouping Criteria

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About Representative and Represented Asset Selection Criteria

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About Modifying an Inspection Group

You might want to make changes to Inspection Groups on the basis of information that is not captured in APM. For example, your organization might have policies that mandate a certain inspection schedule for some pieces of asset for which, unique circumstances exist. In this case, you can modify values in certain fields for an Asset belonging to an Inspection Group that is not activated or archived. The values in the Selected for Inspection and Excluded from Group fields can be modified to ensure consistency with the policies of your organization on inspection practices.

Inspection Groups that are in the Proposed state can be modified by:
  • Excluding an Asset from an Inspection Group
  • Selecting an additional Asset that requires inspection in an Inspection Group

Exclude an Asset from an Inspection Group

Assets can be excluded from an Inspection Group. After excluding an Asset from an Inspection Group that has been classified as a Representative Asset, you must refresh the Inspection Group. This allows the system to re-evaluate the Representative and Represented Asset classifications in the Inspection Group to determine whether changes need to be made to the Inspection Group.

This is necessary because the number of Representative Assets that are selected for an Inspection Group is based on a percentage of the total number of Assets that are included in the Inspection Group. Refreshing the Inspection Group ensures that the number of Representative Assets remains consistent as per the grouping criteria for the Corrosion Type, Equipment Type, and Risk Category.

Select Additional Assets for Inspection

When you evaluate the Representative and Represented Assets in an Inspection Group, you might decide that certain Assets that were not selected as Representative Assets by the system require an inspection.

When you select additional Assets for inspection, these Assets will not be considered as Representative Assets by APM. Inspections will be generated for such Assets, but their inspections will not satisfy the inspection requirements for any other pieces of asset.

You cannot select an additional Asset for inspection in an Inspection Group whose Corrosion Type is CUI and Risk Category is Low.

About Activating a Group

When an Inspection Group is created, its state is set to Proposed. An Inspection Group in a Proposed state can be activated. You can activate an Inspection Group by changing the state of the group from Proposed to Implemented or Not Implemented. After activating an Inspection Group, no additional modifications are possible for the group.

After you have reviewed an Inspection Group, and are satisfied with the Representative and Represented Asset classifications for the group, you can implement the group. After you implement the Inspection Group, RBI Recommendation records are generated based on these classifications.

To implement an Inspection Group, the following conditions must be satisfied:
  • The Recommendation Creation Enabled check box must be selected in the Global Preferences workspace.
  • The Enable Inspection Group check box must be selected in the Global Preferences workspace.
  • The Policy and Inspection Strategy records necessary to create the RBI Recommendation records for the Inspection Groups must exist.

If you have reviewed an Inspection Group and do not want to have RBI Recommendation records generated for the Inspection Group, you can choose not to implement the group. In this case, you must activate the Inspection Group to the Not Implemented state. When you activate an Inspection Group record to either the Implemented or Not Implemented state, any existing activated Inspection Group within the Process Unit with the same Equipment Type, Corrosion Type, and Risk Category will be archived.

About Representative Inspections

Representative Inspections are inspections performed on Representative Assets in an Inspection group. An inspection report can be generated for an Inspection Task created from an RBI Recommendation for a Representative asset. These inspections have the value in the Is Representative Inspection field set to True.

These inspections can be viewed in the Inspection Management Overview page. In the Inspection Overview workspace, these inspections are indicated by Representative Inspection | <Inspection Group Name>. However, this indication appears only when the Enable Inspection Grouping check box is selected in the Global Preferences workspace. You can choose to generate represented inspections for all Assets represented by the representative inspections by selecting the Inspection Task Complete check box in the inspection report.

About Represented Inspections

You can choose to generate represented inspections when the representative inspections are completed on the Representative Assets belonging to an Inspection group. The represented inspections have the value in the Is Represented Inspection field set to True.

These inspections belong to the General Inspection family, and can be viewed in the Inspection Management Overview page. In the Inspection Overview workspace, these inspections are indicated by Represented Inspection | <Inspection Group Name>. However, this indication appears only when the Enable Inspection Grouping check box is selected in the Global Preferences workspace.
Note: Represented inspections will have a lower inspection confidence than the associated representative inspection because actual inspection is performed on the Representative Asset.

About Inspection Grouping Recommendations

RBI Recommendation records for Inspection Grouping are generated for Representative and Represented Assets when you implement a group. These records are created at different points in the RBI workflow than the records that are created based on the results of an RBI Analysis. However, these two sets of RBI Recommendation records are similar, that is, they allow you to create Inspection Task records from the Inspection Plan page or from Asset Strategy Management. In addition, the Policy and Inspection Strategy records are used to generate RBI Recommendation records.

For RBI Recommendation records that are generated from Inspection Groups, certain Inspection Strategy records with values mapped to the RBI Recommendations indicate that no action must be taken on behalf of the associated Asset. The following types of RBI Recommendation records are generated from Inspection Groups:
  • Perform Inspection: These RBI Recommendation records indicate that you must perform inspection on the piece of an asset associated with the record. This type of RBI Recommendation records are generated for Grouping Element records that contain the value True in the Selected for Inspection field.
  • Do Not Perform Inspection: These RBI Recommendation records indicate that no inspection is required to be performed for the piece of an asset associated with the record. Such RBI Recommendation records are generated for Grouping Element records categorized as Represented Assets. The inspection performed on the associated Representative Asset fulfils the inspection requirement for these Assets. The Recommended Inspection Scope field contains the following value.

    No Inspection recommended. Inspection performed on ~ <Representative Asset>

    The value in the Recommended Interval field is set to 0. Inspection tasks cannot be created for a Do Not Perform recommendation.
Note: RBI Recommendation records are not generated for Inspection Groups whose Risk Category is Low and Corrosion Type is Corrosion Under Insulation because such groups cannot be implemented.

Create Inspection Groups

This topic describes how to create Inspection Groups for a Process Unit.

Before You Begin

Procedure

  1. Access the Risk Based Inspection Overview page.
  2. In the workspace, select the Process Units tab.
    The Process Units section appears, displaying a list process units.
  3. Select the row corresponding to the process unit for which you want to create Inspection Groups.
    The Open Inspection Group button is enabled.
  4. Select Open Inspection Group.
    The Inspection Group Assets section appears.
  5. In the left pane, select .
    The Create New Inspection Group window appears.
  6. Based on the categories that you want to include in the Inspection Groups, select values in the Corrosion Type, Grouping Equipment Type, and Risk Category drop-down list boxes.
    Note: You must select at least one value in each drop-down list box.
    Tip: In a drop-down list box, to select or clear all values, hover over the box, and then select or clear the check box.
  7. Select Create.
    The job status appears in the page heading, displaying the progress of the job.

Results

If the job is successful, the Inspection Groups are created, and appear in the left pane.
Note: All the Inspection Groups that are created will be in the Proposed state. If you create Inspection Groups when Inspection Groups already exist for the Process Unit, all pre-existing Inspection Groups with the same Equipment Type, Risk Category, and Corrosion Type in the Proposed state are deleted, and are replaced with new groups.

What To Do Next

Modify Inspection Groups.

Access Inspection Groups

Before You Begin

Make sure that you have created Inspection Groups for the process unit.

About This Task

This topic describes how to access Inspection Groups for a process unit.

Procedure

  1. Access the Risk Based Inspection Overview page.
  2. In the workspace, select the Process Units tab.
    The Process Units section appears, displaying a list process units.
  3. Select the row containing the process unit for which you want to access Inspection Groups, and then select Open Inspection Group.
    The page containing all the Inspection Groups for the selected process unit appears.
    Tip: You can perform the following actions in the Inspection Group Assets section:
    • Set column preferences: Select to access the Table Settings window, where you can set column preferences for the table.
    • Apply filter criteria: Select to access the Filter Columns window, where you can apply filter criteria for the table.
    To filter Inspection Groups in the left pane, perform the following actions:
    • Select , and then select or clear the Archived Groups check box to show or hide Inspection Groups that are in the archived state.
    • Select , and then select or clear the Active Groups check box to show or hide activated Inspection Groups.
    • Select Apply to apply the filters. To clear all the applied filters, select Clear.

    You can access the datasheet for the Inspection Group record in the Inspection Group Details section.

Modify an Inspection Group

You can modify an Inspection Group that is in the Proposed state.

Before You Begin

Make sure that you have created Inspection Groups for the selected process unit.

About This Task

This topic describes how to modify Inspection Groups.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Groups for the process unit.
  2. In the left pane, select the Inspection Group that you want to modify.
    Note: Only the Inspection Groups that are in the Proposed state can be modified.
  3. To exclude an Asset from an Inspection Group, perform the following steps:
    1. For the row corresponding to each grouping element that you want to exclude from the Inspection Group, select the check box under the EXCLUDED FROM GROUP column.
      A message appears suggesting that the selections for inspections need updating.
    2. Select .
      The Inspection Group is refreshed, and new grouping element records are categorized as Representative Assets to satisfy the minimum Asset selection percentage criterion.
    3. Select .
    The selected Assets are excluded from the Inspection Group.
    Note: If you select after selecting the check box under the EXCLUDED FROM GROUP column without refreshing the group, the minimum Asset selection percentage criterion is not satisfied. This can lead to data inconsistency.
  4. To select an additional Asset for inspection in an Inspection Group, perform the following steps:
    1. For the row corresponding to the Asset that requires inspection, select the check box under the SELECTED FOR INSPECTION column.
      Note: You cannot clear this check box for Assets that are selected for inspection by the system.
    2. If you want to refresh the Inspection Group to optimize the number of Assets that are selected for inspection, select . If you want to save the changes without optimizing the number of Assets, proceed to the next step.
      Note: When the Inspection Group is refreshed, certain Representative Assets are categorized as Represented Assets, while the minimum Asset selection percentage criterion is still satisfied.
    3. Select .
    For the Grouping Element records, the value in the Selected for Inspection field is to set to True, and the value User Defined appears in the SELECTION BASIS column.
    Note: The value in the SELECTION BASIS column and the current selection percentage is updated only after you select .

Results

The selected Inspection Group is modified.

Tip: To reset the changes and revert all the check boxes under the SELECTED FOR INSPECTION and EXCLUDED FROM GROUP columns to their original states, select .
Note: You cannot modify an Inspection Group whose Corrosion Type is CUI and Risk Category is Low.

What To Do Next

Activate an Inspection Group.

Activate an Inspection Group.

Before You Begin

Make sure that you have reviewed the Assets that are selected for inspection for the Inspection Group.

About This Task

This topic describes how to change the state of an Inspection Group from Proposed to Implemented or Not Implemented.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Groups for the process unit.
  2. In the left pane, select the Inspection Group that you want to activate.
  3. To change the state of the group from Proposed to Implemented, in the Proposed box, select Implement, and then select Done.
    The Activate Inspection Group window appears asking you to confirm if you want to perform the Implement operation.
  4. To change the state of the group from Proposed to Not Implemented, in the Proposed box, select Do not Implement, and then select Done.
    The Activate Inspection Group window appears asking you to confirm if you want to perform the Do not Implement operation.
  5. Select Yes.

Results

  • The selected Inspection Group is activated, and based on the action that you have performed, the state of the selected group is changed to Implemented or Not Implemented, and the icon appears next to the group name in the left pane.
  • After the Inspection Group is activated, no further changes can be made to the Grouping Element records.
  • After an Inspection Group record is activated (to either the Implemented or Not Implemented state), any existing activated Inspection Group within the Process Unit with the same Equipment Type, Risk Category, and Corrosion Type are archived. When an Inspection Group is archived, Inspection Tasks are unlinked from the RBI Recommendation.
  • The RBI Recommendations that are generated when you activate an Inspection Group will recommend an action based on the defined inspection strategies and policy records. When the Inspection Group is implemented, the following types of RBI Recommendations are generated:
    • For Assets that are selected for inspection, the Perform Inspection recommendations are generated.
    • For Represented Assets, the Do Not Perform Inspection recommendations are generated.
Note: You cannot implement an Inspection Group and generate RBI Recommendation records if the Recommendation Creation Enabled check box is cleared in the Global Preferences section of the RBI Admin Preferences page. In addition, you cannot implement an Inspection Group whose Corrosion Type is CUI and Risk Category is Low.

Access an Inspection Plan

You can access the Inspection Plan for an Asset to view the RBI Recommendation records associated with the Asset.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Groups for the process unit.
  2. In the left pane, select the Inspection Group containing the grouping element for which you want to access the Inspection Plan.
    A table of RBI Components in the Inspection Group appears in the Inspection Group Assets section.
  3. Select the row corresponding to the grouping element for the related Asset for which you want to access the Inspection Plan, select Open, and then select Inspection Plan.
    The Inspection Plan page containing the RBI Recommendation records for the selected grouping element appears.

Approve an Inspection Plan

Any user with the MI Inspection Plan Approver Security Role can move an Inspection Plan to the Approved state. RBI Recommendations within an approved Inspection Plan can be implemented as Inspection Tasks.

About This Task

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Plan that you want to approve.
  2. In the Proposed box, select Approve, and then select Done.
    The job status appears in the page heading, displaying the progress of the job. When the Inspection Plan is approved, a message appears, stating that the Inspection Plan has been approved.
    Note:
    • After you approve an Inspection Plan, you cannot delete, supersede, or designate recommendations as Not Required. You must first move them to the Modified state.
    • While the Inspection Plan is being modified, you cannot delete, supersede, or designate recommendations as Not Required.

What To Do Next

Implement RBI Recommendations to Inspection Tasks.

Implement an RBI Recommendation to an Inspection Task

You can create a new Inspection Task or link existing Inspection Tasks to an RBI Recommendation that is in the Approved state in an Inspection Plan.

Before You Begin

  • Make sure that the Implement Recommended Actions to Tasks in ASM setting is set to False in the Global Preferences section of the RBI Admin Preferences page.
  • You must have an Inspection Plan that is in the Approved state.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Plan that contains the RBI Recommendations that you want to implement as tasks.
  2. Next to each RBI Recommendation that you want to implement, select the check box.
  3. Select Implement.
    Note: RBI Recommendations for represented Assets cannot be implemented as tasks. In addition, the Do Not Perform Inspection Grouping Recommendations cannot be implemented as tasks.
    The Implement as Inspection Task window appears.
  4. Select one of the following:
    ActionDescription
    Create NewCreates a new task that is linked to the RBI Recommendation. The new task is assigned a Task ID, and the Task ID appears in the Task ID column for the respective RBI Recommendation.
    Link ExistingAllows you to select an existing Inspection Task to link to the RBI Recommendation. The task uses the existing Task ID.
    Note: You cannot link non-reoccurring tasks to reoccurring recommendations.
  5. Select Implement.
    The Inspection Task is linked to the RBI Recommendation and appears in the Existing Tasks section of the Inspection Plan page.

    The Inspection Task fields are populated with the following values:

    FieldValue
    Desired IntervalThe least value among the following:
    • The value in the Interval field
    • The value in the RBI Half-Life field in the associated Degradation Mechanism Evaluation
    • The value in the TM Half-Life field in the associated Asset Corrosion Analysis
    • Time-Based Inspection Settings
    Note: If you are linking to an existing Inspection Task, this field is populated only if the value in the Override Interval field is False and the value in the Reoccurring field is True.
    Desired Interval BasisThe value of the Interval Basis that corresponds to the Interval field
    Note: If you are linking to an existing Inspection Task, this field is populated only if the value in the Override Interval field is False and the value in the Reoccurring field is True.
    Last DateThe value in the Creation Date field
    Next DateThe value in the Target Completion Date field
    Note: This field is populated only when the RBI Recommendation field, NonRecurring? is true.
    Task IDThe value in the Degradation Mechanism field concatenated with the value in the Task Type field
    Note: If you are linking to an existing Inspection Task, this field is not populated.
    Task TypeThe value in the Task Type field

Generate a Report for the Inspection Event

You can generate an inspection report for an inspection task. To generate an inspection report, the Inspection Management license must be active.

Before You Begin

You must have one or more inspection tasks linked to the RBI Recommendations in the inspection plan.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Plan containing the inspection task for which you want to generate a report.
  2. In the Existing Tasks section of the Inspection Plan page, select the link corresponding to the inspection task for which you want to generate a report.
    The page containing the Inspection Task datasheet for the selected inspection task appears.
  3. Select Generate Report.
    The Create Inspection window appears.
    Note: If inspection events already exist for the inspection task, a message appears asking you to confirm if you want to create a new event.
  4. Select the inspection report that you want to generate from the Inspection Event drop-down list box, and then select Create.
    The Inspection Overview workspace for the inspection appears, displaying the Inspection Data section.
    Note: The page heading of the report indicates the inspection type (that is, representative or represented inspection) and contains a link to return to the associated Inspection Group. The link to return to the associated Inspection Group is not available in the following scenarios:
    • The associated Inspection Group is archived.
    • The inspection task is not linked to an RBI Recommendation.
    The inspection type is not indicated and is displayed as N/A in the following scenarios:
    • The grouping element selected for inspection does not represent any Asset.
    • The grouping element has the Selection Basis set to User Selected.
    • The grouping element has the Selection Basis set to Temperature or Pressure Criteria in an Internal Corrosion (ICPC) Inspection Group.

Specify Inspection Task as Complete

After performing inspection on a Representative Asset, you can specify the corresponding inspection task as complete and choose to generate inspections for the associated Represented Assets. To generate represented inspections for Representative Assets, the Inspection Management license must be active.

Before You Begin

You must have generated an inspection report and performed inspection on the Representative Asset.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Groups for the process unit.
  2. In the left pane, select the Inspection Group containing the Asset for which you want to access the inspection.
    A table of RBI Components in the Inspection Group appears in the Inspection Group Assets section.
  3. Select the row corresponding to the Representative Asset for which you want to access the inspection, select Open, and then select Asset Inspection Overview.
    The Inspection Management Overview page for the selected Asset appears.
  4. Select the Inspections tab.
    A list of inspections for the selected Representative Asset appears.
    Note: The check box under the IS REPRESENTATIVE INSPECTION column is selected for inspections created against the tasks generated from Inspection Group recommendations. This column appears only when Inspection Grouping is enabled from the Global Preferences workspace.
  5. In the row containing the inspection whose data you want to access, select the link.
    The Inspection Overview workspace for the selected inspection appears, displaying the Inspection Data section.
  6. Select the Inspection Task Complete check box.
  7. Select Save.
    The inspection report is saved, and the Generate Represented Inspections window appears, asking you to confirm if you want to generate represented inspections for the selected inspection.
  8. Perform one of the following actions:
    1. To generate represented inspections for the selected representative inspection, select Yes.
      The represented inspections for the Assets represented by the selected representative inspection are generated.
    2. To return to the saved inspection report without generating represented inspections, select No.

What To Do Next

Access represented inspections.

Access Represented Inspections

About This Task

This topic describes how to access represented inspections that are generated after you have specified the Inspection Task for the corresponding Representative Asset as complete.

Procedure

  1. Access the Inspection Groups for the process unit.
  2. In the left pane, select the Inspection Group containing the grouping element for the related Represented Asset for which you want to access the represented inspections.
    A table of RBI Components in the Inspection Group appears in the Inspection Group Assets section.
  3. Select the row corresponding to the Represented Asset for which you want to access the represented inspections, select Open, and then select Asset Inspection Overview.
    The Inspection Management Overview page for the selected Asset appears.
  4. Select the Inspections tab.
    A list of inspections for the selected Represented Asset appears.
    Note: For represented inspections, the check box under the IS A REPRESENTED INSPECTION column is selected. This column appears only when Inspection Grouping is enabled from the Global Preferences workspace.
  5. In the row containing the represented inspection whose data you want to access, select the link.
    The Inspection Overview workspace for the selected inspection appears, displaying the Inspection Data section.
    Note: The page heading indicates the inspection type (that is, representative or represented inspection) and contains a link to return to the associated Inspection Group. The link to return to the associated Inspection Group is not available in the following scenarios:
    • The associated Inspection Group is archived.
    • The Inspection task is not linked to an RBI Recommendation.