Inside Thaioil’s Asset Integrity Transformation with IMS

Thaioil, one of Thailand’s premier integrated petroleum and petrochemical companies, partnered with Cenosco to advance its asset integrity management. By deploying IMS PEI, IMS RCM, and IMS SIS (formerly known as SIFpro), Thaioil achieved significant improvements in: 

This business case presents how these three integrated solutions contributed to enhanced safety, cost savings, operational efficiency, and decision-making across Thaioil’s downstream operations. 

Thaioil manages complex downstream operations that involve high-risk assets and critical safety requirements. The company sought to modernize legacy systems and disjointed workflows across three core areas: 

Thaioil aimed to transform its operations by adopting a fully digital, integrated, and cloud-based approach for their asset management strategy. The goal was to reduce turnaround, and inspection costs and scope while enhancing the performance of preventive maintenance. At the same time, the company sought to strengthen hazard identification processes and improve safety barrier management. A critical part of this initiative was breaking down data silos that had long existed between inspection, maintenance, and functional safety teams, fostering better collaboration and efficiency across all departments. 

Cenosco’s IMS Suite offered Thaioil three key modules tailored to its needs, providing an integrated, cloud-based solution that addressed inspection, maintenance, and safety in a single platform. This approach aligned with Thaioil’s goal of eliminating data silos, standardizing processes, and enabling better cross-functional collaboration.

The IMS PEI module enhances inspection management and corrosion monitoring through advanced digital tools. Rather than simply replacing manual processes, it introduces smarter, data-driven workflows that optimize integrity operations: 

Provided a structured, reliability-based maintenance framework: 

Delivered end-to-end lifecycle safety support: 

These modules were deployed independently but operated on the same cloud platform, creating a unified data and decision environment. 

Thaioil’s use of IMS PEI, RCM, and SIS delivered measurable and strategic improvements across inspection, maintenance, and safety, while creating a unified digital ecosystem. The benefits fall into four core categories: 

Thaioil’s deployment of IMS PEI, IMS RCM, and IMS SIS demonstrates the effectiveness of an integrated approach to asset integrity management. Each module addressed specific operational challenges, but combined, they created a foundation for: 

This business case supports continued investment and scaling of Cenosco’s IMS Suite across other Thaioil units and potentially other sites in the region.