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PAS 55-1:2008 Asset management.
Specification for the optimized management of physical assets
About this specification
PAS 55-1 defines asset management as: the systematic and coordinated
activities and practices through which an organisation optimally and
sustainably manages its assets and asset systems, their associated
performance, risks and expenditures over their life cycles for the
purpose of achieving its organisational strategic plan.
PAS 55-1 specifies the requirements for an asset management system for
the management of physical assets and asset systems over their life
cycles. The PAS is intended to cover the life cycle management of assets
that are core to an organization’s purpose such as utility networks,
power generation, road rail and air transport systems, oil and gas
installations, manufacturing and process plants, buildings and
facilities. The PAS can also be applied to any portfolio of plant,
equipment and infrastructure that needs to be optimally managed over its
life cycle.
Our services:
Using our services will help your organisation to implement and
maintain an asset management system that works for you and is
non-bureaucratic with flexible and effective processes. Our experienced consultants will work with you to develop methodologies to acquire and utilize asset data and knowledge so that you can optimize a range of asset related activities, achieving real improvements in performance. We provide a
range of services to our clients in most industry sectors.
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Management system services
* Developing a new asset management system including gap analysis and programme development
* Reviewing and improving your asset management system including gap analysis and maturity assessment
* Assistance with certification against the PAS, from an experienced PAS 55 certification assessor
Training services
* PAS 55 Asset Management Introduction
* PAS 55 Asset Management Implementation
* Asset Management Auditing
* Effective Process Management
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