SIS performance management is a continuous, data-driven lifecycle process that monitors, tracks, and evaluates the real-world performance of a Safety Instrumented System. It ensures ongoing compliance, identifies performance gaps, supports proactive maintenance, and verifies that safety functions consistently meet required reliability and risk reduction targets.
Reliability software automatically ingests real-time field data to calculate actual demand rates and mean time to failure for all active safety instrumented functions.
Continuous performance monitoring helps operators identify drifting sensor calibrations early, allowing them to prevent spurious trips.
By tracking degradation trends, reliability engineers can predict when an emergency shutdown valve is nearing the end of its useful lifecycle.
Analyzing field performance data allows the maintenance team to optimize proof testing schedules, extending intervals for highly reliable assets.
Management must immediately initiate a management of change process to correct the deficiency and restore the loop’s safety availability.
Ensuring your actual SIS performance matches its original design intent is the only way to guarantee the system will reliably protect the facility.
Continuous Safety System Performance


