Abstract
The technology development in the oil and gas industry is moving quite rapidly. It also brings the need of better safety requirement. In order to implement government regulations regarding the level of equipment safety, maintenance scheduling should be carried out for the requirements of the equipment used. The object of this research is the Atmospheric Storage Tank. Atmospheric storage tank is used to store hazardous liquids in the form of condensate oil. Damage to atmospheric storage tanks could cause considerable environmental damage. Inspections are carried out using risk based inspection. It is an inspection method of management of equipment or work units based on the level of importance of the equipment or work unit. The results indicate that the magnitude of the risk at the date of the RBI is 0.044 m2. The storage tank will be accessed in the 6th year after RBI analysis. The total risk at the target date after the Inspection is 0.047 m2.
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