Maintenance

Our Reliability-Centered Maintenance Analysis is used to develop a scheduled maintenance program. This increases the availability of your plant or equipment by identifying failures or potential failures before they occur. Specific analyses performed by our experienced engineers include: Reliability, Availability and Maintainability Analysis. These investigate all aspects of RAM during the concept and detailed design phases to ensure maintenance problems are not designed into the plant and also achieve the best availability/maintenance ratio.

Cost/Benefit Trade-off Analysis determines the most beneficial mix of equipment redundancy, process support, shut-down maintenance and spares support.

Maintenance and Operation Task Analysis determines the maintenance and operation requirements associated with equipment under review to ensure efficient and effective maintenance procedures are developed.

Failure Modes Effect and Criticality Analysis investigates the proposed design of the machinery and the process involved to identify possible failure modes. The FMECA allows our personnel to determine the range of repair work that may be required if and when the failure occurs. Level of repair analysis determines the optimum levels of repair and maintenance facilities to be made available to each plant item.

Maintenance Planning Maintenance Strategies ensure the most cost-effective maintenance methodology and support infrastructure is achieved for plant and equipment reliability and management. This is based on results from the support requirements analysis. Maintenance Schedules defines the timing and location of maintenance activities to ensure maximisation of workshop personnel and equipment - on-site and off-site.

Planned Maintenance Documentation provides the procedures for performing maintenance activities associated with the planned maintenance and preventative maintenance strategies.