Structural Integrity Associates, Inc. (SIA) is a leading engineering and consulting firm dedicated to the identification, analysis, and prevention of engineering failures to support the reliable operation of critical infrastructure.
Our 40+ year history is a story of innovation. We emphasize creative, multidisciplinary approaches to design and evaluate critical components, combining sophisticated engineering and inspection tools for a unique, integrated blend of technical expertise with cutting-edge technologies.
Our diverse experience ranges from detailed evaluation of complex engineering phenomena to cutting-edge inspections to characterize degradation. We leverage world-class expertise in fields ranging from computer analysis and design codes to damage mechanisms and nondestructive examination to provide asset lifecycle solutions to the power generation, energy transport, chemical processing, and civil infrastructure industries.
Structural Integrity Associates supports all critical infrastructure industries as a dedicated, responsive resource available when you need actionable answers to the most challenging technical issues.
SIA provides integrated engineering and inspection support for the most important systems within critical infrastructure facilities. We incorporate advanced methods, proprietary tools, and decades of expertise to support complete lifecycle management for components such as:
SIA’s engineering staff seamlessly blends first-principles concepts, advanced analytical methods, expertise in codes and standards, and practical experience in the design, construction, and maintenance of critical assets to provide unmatched technical capabilities and value.
Best-in-class testing, inspection, and certification (TIC) services, fully integrated with SIA’s advanced engineering capabilities to support streamlined asset
lifecycle management.
SIA’s Asset Integrity Management System (AIMS) platform provides superior management tools for critical components.
Smart, flexible solutions for various monitoring services, including nuclear water chemistry, vibration monitoring, and biofilm growth.
