Maintenance Management Systems

The effective implementation of maintenance management systems make efficient information systems and planning a reality – improving your operation, and your bottom line.

Transfield Worley Solutions help you:

• optimise your system strategy and benefit from up-to-date information
• optimise your spares inventory and reduce stockholdings
• maximise the benefits of accurate and relevant maintenance information
• increase reliability and up-time through efficient information management

Information in any field is essential; in maintenance, it’s critical!Transfield Worley Solutions can assist your business performance through development of a strategy to implement and run the most effective maintenance management system that meets your needs.

System implementations

• total implementation of computerised maintenance management systems
• equipment assembly hierarchy
• sub-assemblies and spares
• technical information
• work order management
• time recording
• planned maintenance
• spares requirements
• manpower and tools
• documentation
• procedures
• training
• security/approval authorities
• system management
• finance and accounts interface
• payroll interface
• support

Management strategy

• organisation
• roles and responsibilities
• functional interfaces and communication
• skills and competencies
• procedures
• maintenance and inspection
• business and support
• workflow/interface
• flow charting
• information systems
• manual systems
• computer systems
• information management
• learning management
• maintenance management
• materials management
• finance and accounts
• planning

Electrical equipment

• switchgear
• motors
• electrical connections
• transformers
• HV power lines

Mechanical equipment

• bearings
• conveyor and belt drives
• coupling
• steam lines
• piping insulation
• kilns
• furnaces
• reactors

Reliability and spares engineering

• reliability assessment
• critical systems for detailed activities
• facility-wide availability model
• system availability models
• reliability-centred maintenance
• review site and off-site
• revise maintenance instructions

Spares assessment

• insurance spares
• spares related to maintenance routine
• recommendation for stockholding
• criticiality of lead times
• maximum/minimum levels
• manufacturer’s documentation
• update information systems from projects and engineering modifications
• update information systems from maintenance instructions
• updates to maintenance management and procurement systems