Strategy Development

Responsible departments:

Maintenance, Reliability, Operations

Maintenance strategies are developed for an asset based on manufacturer recommendations & organisational needs. Strategies trigger maintenance tasks to be created & actioned at strategic intervals, taking a proactive approach to maintenance work. This minimised unplanned downtime & capital spending.

Asset strategies establish the framework for managing risk, reliability, performance and lifecycle costs. Maintenance tactics may include preventive, predictive, condition-based or run-to-failure approaches depending on the asset's criticality and operational importance. Effective strategy development ensures maintenance activities align with business objectives while maximising asset performance and service life.

  • Define maintenance approaches for critical assets.
  • Review manufacturer recommendations and failure history.
  • Establish preventive and predictive maintenance programs.
  • Align maintenance strategies with risk and business objectives.

Inputs

Manufacturer recommendations, risk assessments, asset criticality, operational requirements

Outputs

Maintenance strategies, maintenance plans, scheduled maintenance tasks

Benefits

Improved reliability, reduced downtime, optimised lifecycle costs

Demand Planning & Forecasting

Criticality & Risk Assessment

Capital Investment Decision Making

Strategic Sourcing & Contracts

Procurement & Vendor Management

Strategy Development

Spare Parts for Assets

Asset Master Data

Operate

Maintain

Overhaul Management

Decommission, Repurpose or Write Off

Continuous Improvement

Cost Control

Analyse Performance

Asset Management Framework

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Asset management is the coordinated activity of an organisation to realise value from its assets. It is the systematic and analytical process of acquiring, operating, maintaining, and disposing of assets in the most effective manner - including all costs, risks, and performance attributes."