Organizations in the most asset-intensive industries in the world, constantly face increasing pressures to efficiently manage massive portfolios of assets while also developing business objectives to meet their strategic plan. In great part, success depends greatly on whether or not, asset related risks are properly identified and managed in a manner that minimizes the total cost of ownership through the complete lifetime of the asset.
ISO 55000 is an international standard created to be used as a best practices guide for asset management. The standard, focuses in helping organizations establish, implement, maintain and improve an efficient and proactive asset lifecycle management system. The standard supports the optimal use and management of assets while reducing the overall cost of ownership, and helping organizations meet all of the necessary safety and performance requirements.
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Asset inventory
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Maintenance planning and control
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Calibration record
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Work order monitoring
Main Benefits
Increase availability of assets, reduce planned and unplanned outages and increase capacity sales.
Reduce labor costs including reduction in overtime and contractor costs.
Reduce material costs, usage and inventory.
Improve safety and environmental regulatory compliance.
Reduce injuries, planned and scheduled work.
Extend asset life cycle and reduce number of replacements.
Sustainable culture change with improved organizational sustainability.
Reduce risks by making informed asset investment decisions.
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