Operation & Maintenance Management: Asset
Operation & Maintenance Management: Asset
Operation & Maintenance Management: Asset
Asset
“a property owned by a person or
company, regarded as having value
and available to meet debts,
commitments, or legacies”
(http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/english/asset,
accessed 10 September 2014)
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Types of Assets
Infrastructure
“the basic physical and
organizational structures and
facilities (e.g. buildings, roads,
power supplies) needed for the
operation of a society or enterprise”
(http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/
english/infrastructure, accessed 10 September 2014)
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Types of Infrastructure
Economic vs social.
Core vs not-core.
Main vs complementary.
Network vs nucleus.
(Torrisi, 2009)
Asset Management
BSI (2008): “systematic and coordinated activities and
practices through which an organization 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 organizational strategic
plan”.
Brown, et al. (2012): a series of infrastructure management
processes for achieving the desired services.
AASHTO (2002): a management approach to the problems of
transportation infrastructure assets.
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Principles
A Standard Scope
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Adapted from BSI (2008) Adapted from BSI (2008)
PAS 55 Asset Management System
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Adapted from Brown, et al. (2012) Adapted from BSI (2008)
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Adapted from AASHTO (2002) Adapted from UK Department for Transportation (2013)
UK Roads Liason Group Framework
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Model Summary
Component PAS 55 ISAM UKRLG TAM
Component 1 Asset Strategic Policy, Planning and
management planning strategy, programming
policy lifecycle
planning
Component 2 Organizational Organisational Performance Performance
values, management demand, LOS, measures
functional measures,
standards, targets, data
required
processes
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