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ISO 55000 physical asset management

ISO 55000 & maintenance management

ALS can help our customers in the context of an asset management framework, such as ISO 55000, to help develop strategic asset management plans and equipment maintenance plans.

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ALS & ISO 55000

ALS believes in reducing the total cost of ownership of our customers' facilities and has a number of services available to on-site maintenance teams. We can help them identify best inspection and maintenance practices for their site or location.

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ISO 55000 and Maintenance Management

Maintenance contributes directly to the reliability and availability of assets, and to the quality of production.

We constantly monitor the condition of industrial assets, outlined by ISO 55000, which optimises the maintenance process, allows detecting failures, preventing accidents, facilitates the planning of actions, and influences opportunities for improvement of the organisation.

The ISO 55000 standard also explores the importance of continuous analysis of asset data in the evaluation of results, and whether objectives are being achieved.

This can be done with predictive maintenance solutions that perform data collection and provide continuous diagnosis of asset operation.

ALS works with our customers to help them answer questions such as:

  • What damage mechanisms and failure modes should I monitor my assets?
  • What failure modes are critical?
  • What is the ideal way to inspect or maintain this asset for your actual failure risks?
  • What maintenance tactics would be more appropriate?
  • Do I need a Risk-Based Inspection program?
  • Can I inspect the asset without putting it offline?
  • How can I better mitigate the risk of these failures?
  • How can I maximise the amount of preventive inspection and maintenance I do on my plant and avoid expensive break-ins and plant stops?
  • How long should I allow to complete each asset inspection?
  • How often should inspections take place? Can I extend the intervals without increasing my risks to unacceptable levels?
  • What is the most cost-effective way to access this asset and conduct inspections?