A pipeline corrosion report form is an assessment signed off by the site supervisor to demonstrate that pipelines meet corrosion protection requirements. This intuitive report form guides inspectors what details should be included when a criteria is satisfactory, unsatisfactory, or not applicable. When inspectors discover coating damage, they will be prompted to take photos of these potential corrosion-related problems and briefly describe the repairs needed or done.
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Operator
Location
Inspector
Conducted on
Pipeline Corrosion Report Form
Corrosion Protection Requirements
Buried or submerged pipelines (constructed, relocated, replaced, or changed) externally coated
All external pipe coating inspected
Take photo(s) of external pipe coating
Repair any coating damage discovered
Coating Damage
Brief description
Take photo(s) of coating damage
Repairs needed/done
Adequate cathodic protection of the system
Sufficient number of test leads properly installed
Take photo(s) of test stations
Sign off
Additional Observations
Inspector
Inspector Name & Signature
Site Supervisor Name & Signature
SafetyCulture Staff
Pipeline Corrosion Report Form
A pipeline corrosion report form is an assessment signed off by the site supervisor to demonstrate that pipelines meet corrosion protection requirements. This intuitive report form guides inspectors what details should be included when a criteria is satisfactory, unsatisfactory, or not applicable. When inspectors discover coating damage, they will be prompted to take photos of these potential corrosion-related problems and briefly describe the repairs needed or done.
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