This recommended practice (RP) provides guidance for the integrity management (IM) of risers connected to a permanent floating production system (FPS) used for the drilling, development, production, and storage of hydrocarbons in offshore areas. For the purposes of this recommended practice, a riser has a top boundary that is somewhere at or above the point where it transfers load to the platform structure, and it has a lower boundary where it transfers load into a foundation, which could be a wellhead, pipeline, or subsea structure. The scope of this RP includes: structural components of the riser; riser top hang-off assembly (i.e. stress joint, flexible joint, tensioner system/air can, bend stiffener); appurtenances attached to the riser that are critical to its integrity, including VIV suppression devices and buoyancy modules used to support the riser in any capacity; corrosion protection systems; insulation; other components in the load path or supporting the riser. The scope of this RP specifically does not include: structural support for the riser on the host platform (i.e. riser porch, pull tube, tensioner support structure); wellhead or subsea structure at the lower end of the riser; valves (other than the mechanical design if they are in the dynamic load path); risers connected to mobile offshore drilling units (MODUs) or fixed platforms. Specific recommendations are provided for the inspection, monitoring, evaluation of damage, fitness-for-service assessment, risk reduction, mitigation planning, and decommissioning of risers. This RP incorporates and expands on the integrity management recommendations found in API 2RD, API 17B, and API 17L2.