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Overview
At ARC Advisory Group’s recent Industry Forum in Orlando, Florida, asset management was among the key topics discussed. Several sessions at the forum covered various asset performance management (APM) topics in detail. The session, “Strategies and Technologies for a Successful Asset Integrity Management Program,” focused on the importance of asset integrity management (AIM) systems and programs and discussed some of the key features of a successful AIM program.
In last week’s ARC Insight, we covered ARC’s presentation, which provided some general context for AIM. This week, we’ll focus on the end user presentations by William Closser from Idaho National Labs and Rogerio Weber Kirst from Braskem, plus the panel discussion that followed at which Bob Francis from Asset Performance Technologies (now acquired by Uptake) joined the session speakers.
Asset Management Standards Here to Help
William Closser, Reliability and Asset Management Leader at Idaho National Labs (INL), started his presentation by talking about two of the most prominent asset management standards in the industry: ISO 55000 and PAS 55. Both standards are intended to help organizations manage their physical assets better. While ISO 55000 offers a general overview and guidelines, PAS 55 goes into more specific details, yet leaves some room for owner/operators to implement their own strategies.
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Keywords: ARC Industry Forum, Asset Integrity Management, AIM, Inspection, Asset Management, Asset Lifecycle, PAS 55, ISO 55000, Criticality Analysis, Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), Digital Transformation, ARC Advisory Group.