Strategic asset management planning
Asset management policy, strategic asset management plans (SAMPs) and asset management plans aligned to ISO 55001.
ASSET MANAGEMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE OPTIMIZATION
Whole-life asset management for railways, aligned to ISO 55001: the strategy, maintenance approach and performance evidence that keep infrastructure safe, available and affordable for decades.
WHAT WE DELIVER
Decisions made at design echo for decades in operation. We connect asset strategy, maintenance practice and RAM performance so each one informs the others.
Asset management policy, strategic asset management plans (SAMPs) and asset management plans aligned to ISO 55001.
Assessment of your asset management system against ISO 55001, with a prioritised improvement roadmap.
Reliability-centred maintenance, risk-based inspection and the business case for condition-based and predictive maintenance.
Lifecycle cost models to compare options, justify renewals and balance cost, risk and performance over the asset life.
Failure reporting and corrective action (FRACAS), reliability growth tracking and evidence that the system performs as required.
Defining what to monitor, how the data supports maintenance decisions, and how it feeds the asset register.
STANDARDS
DELIVERABLES
HOW WE WORK
Review the asset base, data, current practice and performance against your objectives.
Agree asset management objectives, risk appetite and the plans that deliver them.
Use RCM, RBI and lifecycle cost analysis to target effort where it reduces risk most.
Track in-service RAM performance and feed lessons back into strategy and design.
FAQ
A strategic asset management plan translates organisational objectives into asset management objectives, and sets out how the asset management system and plans will achieve them. ISO 55001 expects one.
Not necessarily. Many organisations align with ISO 55001 to improve decisions without seeking certification. We can help you decide whether certification is worth it for you.
RAM targets set during design become performance expectations in operation. Tracking in-service reliability and availability shows whether the system delivers what was designed, and where maintenance or renewal should focus.
Yes. The same principles apply to track, structures, power, signalling and rolling stock, adapted to each asset type.
KEEP EXPLORING
Tell us where you are in the lifecycle and what you need to assure. We'll come back with a focused view of how we can help.