Power & Water Utilities

Build Reliability into Design

RAMS studies conducted in the early phases of the Front-end Engineering Design (FEED) process enables you to verify design decisions, including redundancy levels and equipment type selection, identify critical reliability issues, and assess the impact of maintenance outages on production availability and capacity.

Improve Performance

Ensure optimal whole of life asset strategies are deployed to all your assets, identify bottlenecks, assess shutdown intervals and establish how to extend them.

Forecast expected levels of system availability and production levels, and cost / resource requirements to maintain equipment, as well as high risk areas and items.

Manage Risk

Identify areas of risk proactively by developing insight into the disparity between what’s getting executed and approved asset strategies. Assess risk of high severity, low likelihood events and determine appropriate mitigation strategies.

Reduce Costs

Determine asset strategies yielding the best balance of risk, cost and performance to ensure delivery of corporate objectives at minimal costs. Implement an ongoing cost, risk and performance management process.

Increase Productivity

Utilize a structured equipment knowledge base and corporate endorsed master data standards to ensure similar equipment and maintenance activities are managed from one source to eliminate duplication, confusion, and inconsistent performance.