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Improving the Reliability of Physical Assets

The expectations organisations have of their physical assets have changed dramatically. The principal driving force behind these changed expectations has been remarkable growth in mechanisation and automation. This dependence takes many forms. Mechanisation means that downtime does not only affect output, costs, customer service and product quality but can also affects safety and environmental integrity. In some parts of the world, the point has been reached where organizations either conform to society's safety and environmental expectations, or they get shut down. This adds an order of magnitude to the dependence of business on the integrity of its physical assets - one that goes beyond cost and that becomes a simple matter of organisational survival.

If the consequences of failure of a physical asset are high they may warrant an investment to identify, justify, prioritise and implement improvements. The best way to do this is to engage with all the stakeholders of the asset, including its users and all those responsible for its reliability, and follow a comprehensive, structured,auditable and proven analysis process.

Reliability centred Maintenance (RCM) Training, Consulting, Facilitation

We have over 25 years' experience in the industrial application of Reliability centred Maintenance (RCM). RCM has enabled the civil aviation industry achieve dramatic improvements in aircraft reliability while reducing maintenance costs. It has been successfully applied in other industries that have high maintenance costs and high consequences of failure of their physical assets. We have applied RCM in a wide range of industries including oil and gas exploration, production and refining, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, electronics manufacture, rail, power generation, transmission and distribution, food, automotive, steel and aluminium. While are a small, flexible organisation, unencumbered by the overheads of some of our competitors, we have access to a network of experienced practitioners.

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